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Reading Time: 4 minutes …homes can create some increased anxiety. Cats inside covered boxes can’t tell if another cat is sneaking up on them. If there is low-level aggression between the cats, and the…
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Reading Time: 4 minutes …homes can create some increased anxiety. Cats inside covered boxes can’t tell if another cat is sneaking up on them. If there is low-level aggression between the cats, and the…
Reading Time: 3 minutes …sit in a windowsill or on a raised perch and watch the street or yard. But if you notice your cats are frustrated by the view (i.e., redirecting aggression to…
Reading Time: 3 minutes …anxiety, and arousal. Accompanying unwanted behaviors include eliminating outside the litter box (not the good kind of thinking outside the box), aggression, and scratching. But what if when they were…
Reading Time: 2 minutes …understand the concept of long-distance communication. It’s much more likely that your attention to the phone, and the sounds it generates, prompts curiosity. For cats who react with aggression, the…
Reading Time: 3 minutes …and can cause your dog to fear you, leading to avoidance behavior or even aggression. You want your dog to welcome your homecomings and be happy to see you. Avoid…
Reading Time: 3 minutes …whining and whimpering. The following seven behavioral categories were studied: Affection (increased, decreased, clingy/needy, or withdrawn) Territoriality Vocalization (frequency and volume) Aggression Sleeping (increased, decreased or different locations) Elimination Feeding…
Reading Time: 2 minutes …react with defensiveness, fearful aggression, or actions such as hiding when they see humans wearing hats, even people they know and love. The hat might as well be full-body costume,…
Reading Time: 5 minutes …factors that may result in a dog biting a person, including heredity, health, pain, training, fear, and aggression. Instead of focusing on how a dog may or may not react…
Reading Time: 3 minutes …plonk the cat down and let the pets work it out. They could be fearful of one another and even show signs of overt aggression. And there’s no escape like…
Reading Time: 3 minutes …falls and serious injuries. In some cases, their excited behavior can trigger aggression in the other dog, resulting in injuries to both dogs if they are able to reach each…