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Definition
| feeling pressure on chest and naturally wanting to pull |
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Term
| Five Causes for inappropriate elimination in dogs |
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Definition
incomplete house training
marking
submissive
excited
scared |
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Term
| Two Causes for Incomplete House Training: |
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Definition
poor or non existent training
Surface or Location preference |
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Term
| four treatments for Marking: |
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Definition
neuter
retain
clean
restrict |
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Term
| Treatments fro Submissive Urination |
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Definition
| use non threatening body language |
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Term
| what differentiates Excitement urination? |
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Definition
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Term
| Three Treatments for excitement urination: |
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Definition
calm greeting
sit-stay training
medication |
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Term
| Three causes of Fear urination: |
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Definition
separation anxiety
storm phobia
noise phobia |
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Term
| Four Reasons for Canine Aggression |
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Definition
Dominance
Possession
territory
fear |
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Term
| Four Types of Dominance aggression: |
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Definition
status aggression
conflict aggression
Owner-directed aggression
inter-dog aggression |
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Term
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Definition
| competition over a guarded resource |
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Term
| Fear aggression looks like: |
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Definition
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Term
| Five Factor contributing to fear aggression: |
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Definition
location
how close is the trigger
speed of approach
inability to escape
training/redirecting |
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Term
| Territory aggression is seen with animals that: |
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Definition
have poor socialization
genetically
are tied out
are confined to a small yard
is reinforced behavior |
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Term
| Prong Collar (pinch collar)are used for: |
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Definition
| pinches skin evenly around neck causing discomfort, as a consequence for disobedience, by quickly pulling and releasing the leash |
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Term
| Slip Collar (choke chain) is used to: |
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Definition
| correct a disobedient dog by tightening it high on the neck by tugging |
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Term
| The free end of a slip collar goes____the head NOT ____ the head |
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Definition
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Term
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Definition
| an alternative to neck collar to release stress on the neck |
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Term
| Flat Collars are used for: |
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Definition
| holding ID and Rabies tags as well as control and restraint |
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