Common Behavior Problems in Dogs

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Why do dogs bark?

-Threat
-Warning to pack
-Solidarity
-Boredom
-Want attention

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When is barking a problem?

When the owner is home or not home

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How do owners manage barking?

By ignoring or distracting dogs

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When an owner wants to treat a dog that is excessively barking, it is best to avoid..

physical or verbal punishment

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What collar is best used to modify barking behaviors?

Citronella collars

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What kind of punishment has the advantage of consistency when dealing with barking?

Remote punishment

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Destructive chewing is a normal behavior for...

Puppies

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In older dogs, destructive chewing is associated with...

-Lack of Exercise
-Boredom
-Separation Anxiety
-Thunderphobia
-Lack of supervision

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How should owners treat destructive chewing?

-Treat separation or storm anxieties
-Limit access to inappropriate locations or objects
-Provide chew toys
-Address contributing factors

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What is highly recommended to treat destructive chewing?

Crate training

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Pica

Eating of non-food items

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How should owners treat pica?

-Identify and treat any GI problems
-Prevent access of non-food items
-Taste aversion

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Why do dogs tend to eat feces of horses/cattle?

Predigested vegetable matter

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Why do dogs tend to eat feces of cats?

Large amount of protein remains

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Why do dogs tend to eat feces of other dogs?

-Boredom
-Medical reasons

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Why do puppies tend to eat feces of the mother?

Obtain intestinal microflora

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What dog breed eats the most feces daily?

Labradors (10.4%)

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What are the top 5 dogs that eat their own feces?

1. Labradors
2. Golden Retrievers
3. Bassets
4. German Shephards
5. Shelties

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What percentage of dogs that eat feces are female?

60%

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What percentage of dogs that eat feces are male?

40%

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What percentage of dogs eat their own feces plus other dog feces?

48%

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What percentage of dogs eat their own feces?

10.2%

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What percentage of dogs eat another dogs feces?

32%

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Copraphagy

Ingestion of Feces

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How should owners treat and manage copraphagy?

-Muzzle
-Pick up yard

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Jumping on people is a behavior that tends to be...

encouraged and rewarded

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Best ways to modify dogs jumping on people:

-Walk into dog
-Stand and ignore
-Teach alternate behavior

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What percentage of intact female dogs will mount?

40%

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Mounting is most commonly seen in...

young, intact male dogs

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Mounting may or may not include...

Masturbation

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Displacement behavior

An act that is irrelevant to the behavioral context

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How should owners treat/manage mounting?

-Surgical Castration
-Remove triggers
-Exercise

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The location a dog chooses to dig suggests the...

Cause

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What would be the cause of a dog digging near a fence/gate?

Nearby activities or escape

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What percentage of dogs have a noise fear?

47-49%

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What is the #1 noise that dogs are afraid of?

Fireworks

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What is the #2 noise that dogs are afraid of?

Thunderstorms

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Drugs can be used for dogs that have a...

Noise fear or Separation Anxiety

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Dogs that came from animal shelter have a __________% chance to develop separation anxiety.

87%

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Dogs that did not come from animal shelter have a __________% chance to develop separation anxiety.

26%

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Dogs with separation anxuety tend to have...

-Noise phobias
-Aggression
-Hyper-attachment

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Clinical Signs of Separation Anxiety

-Digging
-Destructive Chewing
-Diarrhea
-Excessive Licking

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Signs of Separation Anxiety usually develop ____________ after leaving

5-30 minutes

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Do not reward separation anxiety with...

Attention

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