Behaviour in companion and domestic animals

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which of the following are indications for clinical causes of behavioural changes?

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an animal that has been exposed to pain for a long time- most of its life will show which of the following

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an between an animal and another that is initiated by the first animal that has or could result in /harm or y

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What does RAP refer to

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list the potential clinical causes of behavioural changes
u, hepatic, g, dietary sensitivities, h, neurological, cn, cardiac, and s

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Which of the following are examples of social/ environmental causes of behaviour?

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which of the behaviours below is the SHAPE program aimed to help?

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S- safety and
H- ge
A- access to and attention
P- t
E -

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T/F: you would encourage a dog with aggression to play fetch

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Walking out of the room, leaving the dog behind after performing an undesired behaviour and not giving him/ her attention as you do is a ( passive, active, voluntary ) withdrawal of attention.

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select the factors that can affect if/ how well an animal can cope with a stressor.

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desensitisation is the best coping strategy for which behaviour?

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which of the following drug is used for panic reduction (if high HR)

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which of the following animals do not naturally have a social structure in their groups.

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the socialisation period for cats is weeks of age
the socialisation period for dogs is weeks of age
the vulnerability period for dogs is weeks of age

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overstimulation, inappropriate handling, owner anxiety and barrier behaviours are an example of which social/ environmental cause of behaviour?

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what are the common social and environmental changes leading cats have behavioural issues?

lectures 1-3 on behaviour week 2 sam lindley

Behaviour in companion and domestic animals

which of the following are indications for clinical causes of behavioural changes?

an animal that has been exposed to pain for a long time- most of its life will show which of the following

an between an animal and another that is initiated by the first animal that has or could result in /harm or y

What does RAP refer to

list the potential clinical causes of behavioural changes u, hepatic, g, dietary sensitivities, h, neurological, cn, cardiac, and s

Which of the following are examples of social/ environmental causes of behaviour?

which of the behaviours below is the SHAPE program aimed to help?

S- safety and H- ge A- access to and attention P- t E -

T/F: you would encourage a dog with aggression to play fetch

Walking out of the room, leaving the dog behind after performing an undesired behaviour and not giving him/ her attention as you do is a passive active voluntary( passive, active, voluntary ) withdrawal of attention.

select the factors that can affect if/ how well an animal can cope with a stressor.

desensitisation is the best coping strategy for which behaviour?

which of the following drug is used for panic reduction (if high HR)

which of the following animals do not naturally have a social structure in their groups.

the socialisation period for cats is weeks of age the socialisation period for dogs is weeks of age the vulnerability period for dogs is weeks of age

overstimulation, inappropriate handling, owner anxiety and barrier behaviours are an example of which social/ environmental cause of behaviour?

what are the common social and environmental changes leading cats have behavioural issues?

list the potential clinical causes of behavioural changes
u, hepatic, g, dietary sensitivities, h, neurological, cn, cardiac, and s

S- safety and
H- ge
A- access to and attention
P- t
E -

Walking out of the room, leaving the dog behind after performing an undesired behaviour and not giving him/ her attention as you do is a ( passive, active, voluntary ) withdrawal of attention.

the socialisation period for cats is weeks of age
the socialisation period for dogs is weeks of age
the vulnerability period for dogs is weeks of age