Georgia K9 – Jeff Schettler
Newest videos from Jeff Schettler. Georgia K9 is considered one of the best in the industry for tactical trailing. Thankfully, Jeff shares a lot of…
K9-1 on Inside Edition “Will Your Dog Protect You from an Attacker?”
Will the average pet dog protect you from an attacker? It depends on a lot of factors, but here we test a few average family…
Motivating Operations and Terms to Describe Them: Some Further Refinements
Publication Sean Laraway, Susan Snycerski, Jack Michael and Alan Poling (2003). Motivating Operations and Terms to Describe Them: Some Further Refinements. Journal of Applied Behavior…
Cornell University Student Workbook – Veterinary Science
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Aggressive Dogs Are Characterized by Low Omega-3 Polyunsaturated Fatty Acid Status
ABSTRACT Canine aggressive behaviour is one of the most common problems being reported by dog owners. However, the biochemical basis of this phenomenon remains unclear.…
Effect of Dietary Protein Content and Tryptophan Supplementation on Dominance Aggression, Territorial Aggression, and Hyperactivity in Dogs
Publication Jean S. DeNapoli, Nicholas H. Dodman, Louis Shuster, William M. Rand and Kathy L. Gross (2000). Effect of Dietary Protein Content and Tryptophan Supplementation…
Effects of Reconcile (fluoxetine) Chewable Tablets Plus Behavior Management for Canine Separation Anxiety
Publication B. S. Simpson, G. M. Landsberg, I. R. Reisner, J. J. Ciribassi, D. Horwitz, K. A. Houpt, T. L. Kroll, A. Luescher, K. S.…
Medical Reasons for Canine Behaviors
Medical Condition Category Behavioral Sign Internal parasites, bacterial/viral infection Illness or disease Altered personality, lethargy, depression, withdrawal, anorexia, reduction in grooming, altered social relationships, altered…
The Use of Fluoxetine by Veterinarians in Dogs and Cats: A Preliminary Survey
Publication Gagandeep Kaur, Victoria L. Voith and Peggy L. Schmidt (2016). The Use of Fluoxetine by Veterinarians in Dogs and Cats: A Preliminary Survey. Vet…
Oral Joint Supplement Review for Dogs
The information below is based on the advice and research of Dr. Matt Brunke, DVM, CCRP, CVPP, CVA who is considered an expert in the…
How to Determine Ideal Weight in a Dog (Thin, Ideal, Obese)
Refer this chart for determining ideal weight for dogs. The waist and fat cover located over the ribs and pelvis, in particular, are the best…
Nutrition as it Relates to Behavior in Dogs
By Dr. Becker Most breeds of dogs have evolved to serve a certain specific purpose for humans. Herding, retrieving and guarding are examples. The purpose…
Thyroid Disease and Autoimmune Thyroiditis (includes Aberrant Behavior and Thyroid Dysfunction) – W. Jean Dodds, DVM
ABERRANT BEHAVIOR AND THYROID DYSFUNCTION Excerpt from: Thyroid Disease and Autoimmune Thyroiditis (Download full report at bottom of excerpt) Introduction Hypothyroidism is the most common endocrine…
Comparison of Thyroid Analytes in Dogs Aggressive to Familiar People and in Non-Aggressive Dogs
Publication Lisa A. Radosta, Frances S. Shofer and Ilana R. Reisner (2012). Comparison of Thyroid Analytes in Dogs Aggressive to Familiar People and in Non-Aggressive…
Aggressive behavior of Dogs Kept as Companion Animals: Classification and Influence of Sex, Reproductive Status and Breed
Publication Peter L. Borchelt (1983). Aggressive behavior of Dogs Kept as Companion Animals: Classification and Influence of Sex, Reproductive Status and Breed. Applied Animal Ethology…