Category Archives: Medical factors affecting behavior

Behavior Medicine, Dog Aggression, Dog Aggression Training, Medical factors affecting behavior, Neurochemical Imbalance, Threshold

Sedatives and Dog Aggression Good or Bad Idea?

Posted on by Dog Behaviorist
Gabapentin Dog Anxiety Aggression
11
Mar

Sedatives and Dog Aggression Good or Bad Idea? I have seen a dangerous trend over the last few years. More and more dogs with aggression that I have been called into work with have been prescribed sedatives by their veterinarian, and I see many dogs, as a result, have a much lower bite threshold and […]

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Aggression towards family members, behavior modification, Dog on dog aggression, Human directed aggression, Inter-dog aggression, Medical factors affecting behavior

What to Do if Your Dog Becomes Aggressive Towards Family

Posted on by Dog Behaviorist
What to Do if Your Dog Becomes Aggressive Towards Family
15
Feb

What to Do if Your Dog Becomes Aggressive Toward Family. What to Do if Your Dog Becomes Aggressive Toward Family By Will Bangura, M.S., CBCC-KA, CPDT-KA, (Dog Behaviorist), Certified Behavior Consultant. Aggression in dogs can be a serious and dangerous problem for the pet guardian, other household members, and other dogs in the home. Sudden […]

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Medical Conditions That Can Affect Your Dog’s Behavior.

Posted on by Dog Behaviorist
Medical conditions that can affect your dog's behavior
12
Feb

Medical Conditions That Can Affect Your Dog’s Behavior. This article on medical conditions that can affect your dog’s behavior is not meant as medical advice, nor is this article intended to diagnose or treat any medical conditions. This article is for informational purposes only. Always consult with a licensed veterinarian for any medical illness, disease, […]

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