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VET 135 Week 1

Animal Behavior

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Discovered compassion fatigue Sophia Yin
AKA: AVBT Academy of Veterinary Behavior Technicians
The leading cause of relinquishment/euthanasia of pets in the US. Behavior problems
Normal and acceptable conduct, enhances human-animal bond Behavior wellness
____ is the most common issue when dealing with behavioral problems. Fear
Up to ____ of dog owners complain their dogs have behavioral issues. 90%
Neonatal period birth to 14 days, this is the stage early in life where they accept everything around them and have no fear response.
Transition period 10 to 16 days, brainwave patterns start to mature and play-fighting with littermates begins
Socialization period 4 to 14 weeks, rate of mental development will now depend on the complexity of their environment.
Juvenile period up to 6 months, Age when most rapid learning occurs, greatest impact on future social behaviors will be made by any behavior that happens at this point.
Tameness Occurs within the single animal's lifetime
Domestication Process occurring over many generations
Friendly greeting Tail high and not bristled, head high
Aggressive posture Tail hangs straight down
Defensive posture Tail curved down and bristled
Fearful posture Tail raised and bristled
Step 1 of the Five-step positive Proaction Plan Elicit and reinforce appropriate behavior
Step 2 of the Five-step positive Proaction Plan Prevent or minimize inappropriate behavior
Step 3 of the Five-step positive Proaction Plan Meet the pet's behavioral and developmental needs
Step 4 of the Five-step positive Proaction Plan Use the "Take Away" method (Negative Punishment) to discourage inappropriate behavior
Step 5 of the Five-step positive Proaction Plan Minimize discipline (Positive Punishment) and use it correctly when necessary
______ MUST occur when the animal is performing the undesirable behavior Punishment
The punishment must occur ______ the animal performs the undesirable behavior. every time
Positive reinforcement adding something the pet wants, increased the likelihood that the behavior will happen again
Negative Reinforcement Removing something aversive, increases the likelihood that the behavior will occur
Positive punishment Adding something aversive, decreases the likelihood that the behavior will occur
Negative punishment Removing something aversive, decreases the likelihood that the behavior will occur
Temperament in kittens is highly ______. Inheritable.
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