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Category Archives: Behavioral Problems

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Canine Theivery

Training Canines to Prevent Theivery

Behavioral Problems, DogsBy Dr. Carol OsborneJuly 17, 2007Leave a comment

TRAINING CANINES TO PREVENT THEIVERY

Dogs can develop bad habits because of a lack of training or poor initial training. In some cases behavior that was permissible in a puppy is no longer acceptable when the dog is older.

Canine Lick Granuloma

Canine Lick Granuloma

Behavioral Problems, DogsBy Dr. Carol OsborneJuly 17, 2007Leave a comment

Canine Lick Granuloma

A lick granuloma is also referred to as an Acral Lick Granuloma. It is a self-inflicted circular skin lesion usually located on the lower third of the front or hind leg, just above the paw. The area involved is always one that the dog can reach by licking, which he or she does continuously and compulsively.

Canine Obesity

Sources and Treatment of Stress for Your Dog

Behavioral Problems, DogsBy Dr. Carol OsborneJuly 17, 2007Leave a comment

SOURCES AND TREATMENT OF STRESS FOR YOUR DOG

1. Obsessive Compulsive Disorders, (OCD) includes a group of abnormal behaviors that occur as a reaction to stress. Dogs react to stress in different ways which varies depending on their personality just like people do.

training your puppy

Training Your Puppy to Become a Well-Mannered Pet

Behavioral Problems, DogsBy Dr. Carol OsborneJuly 17, 2007Leave a comment

TRAINING YOUR PUPPY TO BE A WELL-MANNERED PET

Training a puppy can result in a well-mannered pet. It can also mean the difference between life and death. Ten million dogs are euthanized each year because of bad behavior, it’s the number-one reason pet owners put their dogs to sleep.

dog separation anxiety

Canine Separation Anxiety

Behavioral Problems, DogsBy Dr. Carol OsborneJuly 17, 20072 Comments

CANINE SEPARATION ANXIETY

Canine separation anxiety is a complex behavioral disorder that occurs in response to separation from the person to whom the dog is most attached. Dogs with this disorder are often well behaved when the owner or family is home, but when left alone they panic.

Housebreaking puppy

Housebreaking your Puppy

Behavioral Problems, DogsBy Dr. Carol OsborneJuly 17, 2007Leave a comment

HOUSEBREAKING YOUR PUPPY

Good housebreaking techniques teach your dog to relieve himself where and when you’d like him to. Dogs instinctively mark their own territory. Therefore, your goal is to teach your dog the boundaries of his territory. Housebreaking can be learned in four to eight weeks and can start when your puppy is eight weeks old.

puppy proofing

Puppy-Proofing Your Home

Behavioral Problems, DogsBy Dr. Carol OsborneJuly 17, 2007Leave a comment

Making sure that your puppy starts life out the right way from day one helps prevent behavioral problems from developing later in life. Puppies get new teeth until they are six months old.

Training your Dog

Behavioral Problems, DogsBy Dr. Carol OsborneJuly 17, 2007Leave a comment

Training is basic obedience. It’s teaching your dog to sit, stay, come, and heal. When your dog learns to listen to you, you can do a lot of fun things together. Best results are achieved with training between eight weeks and seven months of age.

Dog Behavior

Behavioral Problems, DogsBy Dr. Carol OsborneJuly 17, 2007Leave a comment

Most puppies respond best to praise, positive reinforcement, lots of love and rewards. Once you understand how your puppy learns, then try to figure out what he likes and doesn’t like.

Cat Scratching

Scratching and Your Cat

Behavioral Problems, CatsBy Dr. Carol OsborneJuly 10, 2007Leave a comment

Scratching and Your Cat

Scratching is a natural grooming behavior that keeps your cat’s claws in good shape and is another way cats mark their territory. Unfortunately, it can also ruin your furniture and destroy your home.

Behavioral Modification

Cat Behavioral Modification

Behavioral Problems, CatsBy Dr. Carol OsborneJuly 10, 2007Leave a comment

Cat Behavioral Modification

A cat’s lifestyle naturally consists of regularity, territorial definition, low population density, and a hierarchy in which one reproductively active male is dominant. Many pet loving homes inadvertently depart from these conditions.

Cat Territory Marking

Cat Scent or Territory Marking

Behavioral Problems, CatsBy Dr. Carol OsborneJuly 10, 20071 Comment

Cat Scent or Territory Marking

Urine spraying is also called urine marking and is not an elimination problem. Urine or scent marking is normal behavior which cats use to define their territories. It usually starts at 5 to 6 months of age when kittens become sexually mature and hormones become active.

Litter Box

Litter Box Problems

Behavioral Problems, CatsBy Dr. Carol OsborneJuly 10, 2007Leave a comment

Failing to use the litter box is the number one behavioral problem cat owner’s face. It is also a leading cause of euthanasia. All medical and psychological causes must be ruled out by your vet before this diagnosis can be confirmed.

Behavioral Training

Behavioral Training for Cats

Behavioral Problems, CatsBy wpengineJuly 10, 2007Leave a comment

Be sure your home accommodates your cat’s needs, by creating an environment that provides a natural lifestyle for your cat. This involves learning to read your cat’s “body language” and requires consistency, lots of love and plenty of patience.

Socialization

Socialization and Your Cat

Behavioral Problems, CatsBy Dr. Carol OsborneJuly 10, 2007Leave a comment

Proper play promotes socialization and a well-socialized kitten makes a great pet. Begin to socialize your kitten as soon as you bring him or her home, ideally at eight weeks of age. That’s the best time for kittens to bond with people.

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