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Canine Aggression

Charlotte Stephe Dog and Cat Degree - Professional Inglês 30 flashcards

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  1. 1What can lower the threshold for displaying aggressive behaviour?Genetics
    Experience
    Environmental factors
    Disease
    Hormones
    Medication
    Toxins
  2. 2How many people suffer from dog bites in the uk250,000
  3. 3What % of dog bites are thought to be unreported?50
  4. 4What circumstances do 80% of dog bites have in commonAt home With a familiar dog
  5. 5What % of dogs are relinquished to animal shelters in the UK due to aggression24
  6. 6What % of euthanasia is due to aggression>10%
  7. 7What dogs come under the dangerous dogs act?Pit bull types
    Japanese tosa
    Dogo Argentine
    Fila Brailiero
  8. 8What is the definition of a dangerous dog?Any dog determined by the secretary of state to have been bred for fighting or of such a characteristic appearance.
  9. 9What 2 notices can be served under the control of dogs act?DCN or CPN
    Dog control notice or community protection notice
  10. 10What is the criteria for a dog control notice?Dog is not being kept under control effectively or responsibly
    Its behaviour gives response to alarm or apprehensiveness on the part of any individual - which is reasonable
  11. 11Where are owners inadvertently causing behaviour problems?Failure to meet our dogs needs
    Poor understanding and misinterpretation
    Inadvertant reinforcement
    Quick fix mentality
  12. 12Why is dominant a bad descriptorCanine relationships are more complex than that
    Overpowering an aggressive dog is a bad idea
  13. 13What are the main types of aggressionAffective/conflict
    Defensive
    Offensive
    Predatory
    Play
    Territorial
    Redirected
  14. 14What is appeasement behaviour?One party seeking to pacify the aggression of another by taking an inferior social stance
  15. 15What is seratoningMonoamine neurotransmitter
    Inhibitory effect on aggression
    Derived from tryptophan - cannot cross the bbb but tryptophan can
  16. 16What is the link between serotonin and aggressive behaviour in dogs?Serum 5HT is lowers in dogs displaying affective aggression
    Reduced seratonin precursors in CSF of aggressive dogs
  17. 17What motivates for aggressive behaviourGenetics/instinct
    Stress/Frustration
    Attention
    Play
    Competition
    Hormones
    Medication/Toxicity
    Disease
  18. 18What are the things you need to discuss when someone contact about a dangerous dog?Has it bitten? Injury?
    Authority involvement
    Euthanasia considered?
  19. 19How to do we prevent biting in an aggressive dog?Establish context and motivation where possible and avoid triggers/confrontation
    Physical barriers and restraints
  20. 20How do we assess risk?Target, avoidence
    Owner comprehension/cababilities/compliance
  21. 21How do we assess if the aggression is due to an underlying medical problem?Clinical exam
    Blood work
    Clues in history - out of character, inconsistency
  22. 22What are the medical causes of aggression?Pain
    GI - intolerance, hepatic encephalopathy
    Endocrine
    Hormonal
    Central
    Skin atopy
  23. 23What is the best outcome in many situationManage the behaviour
    Can recur if exposed to trigger
    Problem not cured
  24. 24What do you need to include in the history when taking a behaviour consult?Early experiences
    Neutering
    Diet
    Exercise
    Confidence
    Obedience
  25. 25What do we need to ask about the specific problem?How did the problem start
    How did the owner rect
    Changes in environment
    Events?
    Development? Worsening
    Action
  26. 26What can we try with regards to a management program?Desensitisation
    Counter conditioning
    learn to earn
    Neutraceuticals
    Behaviour modifying drugs
  27. 27How do we desensitise a dog?Try from a distance
    Introduce gradually and close supervision by a behaviourist - not flooding
  28. 28What are the day one behaviour competencies for graduatesDo no harm
    Avoid creating aversions
    Basic guidance
    First aid and safety measures prior to referral
  29. 29What do we do if things aren't improving?Reconsider medical causes
    Consider medication
    Euthanasia
    Review with owner - sticking to it??
  30. 30What do we consider with regards to euthanasiaTake care to force alternatives, this might be the lesser evil
    Risk assessment
    Welfare
    Prognosis

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Degree - Professional Dog and Cat (Behaviour) FlashCards sobre Canine Aggression, criado por Charlotte Stephe em 16-04-2015.
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