Flashcards
Dog Anxieties
Cards in this deck (32)
- 1What are the stages of development?Prenatal
Neonatal
Transitional
Socialisation
Juvenile
Adult - 2What does tail carried high mean?Confident, arousal
- 3Low tail carriageInsecure, defensive
- 4Loose wagging indicatesRelaxed
- 5What does stiff tail mean?Alert
- 6What does fast wag indicate?Aroused
- 7What does hyper panting mean?Arousal/Stress
- 8What does clenched mouth mean?Stress/Nervousness
- 9What does Tongue flicking indicate?Nervousness
- 10What does a curled lip/snarl meanWarning to back off
- 11what might it mean if ears are backsubmissive, defensive, frightened
- 12What type of ears are hard to read?Pendulous ears - e.g. spaniels
- 13What are whale eyesWhites of the eyes visible. Signs of stress/arousal
- 14What does it mean if veins under eyes rise?Aroused
- 15What does direct hard staring mean?Warning - confrontation
- 16What does avoiding eye contact mean?Nervousness
- 17What is an offensive stance likeStand tall
Rigid tail
Lean forward - 18What is a defensive stanceCrouch
Shrink
Tuck themselves in - 19What does yawning meanAnxious
Nausea
Calming - 20What does high pitched, rapid barking meanAlarm
- 21What does sharp and deep barks or growling meanWarking
- 22What behavioural signs are associated with separationDestruction
Excessive Vocalisation
Elimination - 23What happens if separation related behavioural signs are unresolvedPanic
Learned helplessness
Distress - 24What are the less frequent behavioural signs associated with separationPacing
Trembling
Yawning
Excessive salivation
Self mutilation - 25What are the Ddx for destructive behaviourUnderestimation
Opportunistic
Sound sensitivity
Fear
Frustration
SRB - 26What are the Ddx for vocalisationExternal stimulus
Social interaction
Territorial
Play
Fear
SRB - 27What are the Ddx for house soilingInadequate training
Marking
Incontinence
Clinical problem
SRB - 28What are the differential diagnosis for self trauma/lickingAllergy
Clinical
SRB - 29What factors contribute to separation related anxietiesPredisposition
Inappropriate habituation
Trauma
Illness
Change in household
Owner reinforcement
Inappropriate attahement - 30What are the components of acute management protocolsEnvironmental management
Activity budget
Sedation
Kennels
Pet sitter
Referral - 31What pharmacological tx of separation anxiety are thereClomipramine HCl
Fluoxetine
Selegiline - 32What would a comprehensive SRB program containAppropriate interaction
Increased independence
Desensitisation
Counter conditioning
Relaxation therapy
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- Degree - Professional Dog and Cat (Behaviour) Flashcards on Dog Anxieties, created by Charlotte Stephe on 16/04/2015.
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