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Veterinary Guide to Preventing Behavior Problems in Dogs and Cats

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Vyřešte potenciální problémy s chováním dříve, než se objeví, s touto praktickou příručkou. Jedná se o praktický a snadno čitelný manuál o účinných zásazích, které pomohou předcházet problémům chování psů a koček. Tato příručka je určena veterinářům a technickému personálu na veterinárních pracovištích. Poskytuje konkrétní doporučení pro použití na veterinárních klinikách i v domácím prostředí pacienta. Kniha klade důraz na teorii učení, řeč těla zvířat a normální vývoj štěňat a koťat. Pojednává o zvířatech z útulků a jejich jedinečných potřebách.
Kniha obsahuje kapitoly o prostředí veterinární kliniky a způsobech, jak snížit strach, úzkost a stres spojený s lékařskou péčí. Zabývá se také tím, jak rozpoznat problémové chování, výběr domácího mazlíčka a důležité informace o vztazích mezi dětmi a domácími mazlíčky.
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Podrobnou diskusi o tématech, včetně řeči těla.
Základní teorie výcviku a specifických strategií pro konkrétní zvířata.
Rady, jak snížit strach, úzkost a stres na veterinárních pracovištích.
»Veterinární průvodce prevencí problémů s chováním u psů a koček« je ideálním zdrojem informací pro veterináře, veterinární techniky, veterinární personál a školitele a studenty veterinární medicíny.

Autor: Christine D. Calder, Sarah C. Wright (Autoren)

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Nakladatel	Wiley-Blackwell
ISBN	9781119811756
Vydání	2024
Vazba	brožovaná
Počet stran	288

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Solve potential behavior problems before they arise with this practical guide

»Veterinary Guide to Preventing Behavior Problems in Dogs and Cats« offers a practical, easy-to-read manual on effective interventions to avoid behavior problems. Written to support veterinarians and staff, this guide supplies concrete recommendations to use in veterinary clinics and the home environment. The book emphasizes learning theory, animal body language, and normal puppy and kitten development, and discusses shelter animals and their unique needs.

The book includes chapters on the veterinary clinic environment and ways to reduce fear, anxiety, and stress associated with medical care. It also covers how to recognize problem behaviors, pet selection, and important information about kids and pets.

»Veterinary Guide to Preventing Behavior Problems in Dogs and Cats« provides:
Knowledge and tools for client education, environmental management, and prevention
Detailed discussion of topics including body language, basic learning theory, and specific strategies for particular animals
Advice on how to reduce fear, anxiety, and stress in the veterinary clinic

»Veterinary Guide to Preventing Behavior Problems in Dogs and Cats« is an ideal reference for veterinarians, veterinary technicians, veterinary staff and trainers, and veterinary students.
Author:
Christine D. Calder, DVM, DAVCB, is the owner of Calder Veterinary Behavior Services outside Portland, Maine, USA.
Sarah C. Wright, DVM, is a clinician at Catskill Veterinary Services in Rock Hill, New York, USA

Obsah

Foreword	xix
Preface	xxi
Acknowledgements	xxii
1 Animal Behavior: A Key Element in Veterinary Medicine	1
Prevention of Behavior Problems	2
Role of the General Practitioner	2
Common Behavior Problems	3
Conclusion	4
References	4
2 Normal Behaviors and Body Language Interpretation	6
Normal Dog Behavior	6
Understanding Body Language	6
Domestication and Its Effect on Behavior	15
The Role of Breed in Interpretation	16
Social Behavior	16
Reproductive Behavior	17
Ingestive Behavior	18
Elimination Behavior	20
Normal Cat Behavior	21
Conclusion	31
References	31
3 Basic Learning Theory and Choosing a Trainer	36
Types of Learning	36
The Four Contingencies of Operant Conditioning	40
Capturing, Luring, and Shaping Behavior	45
Stimulus Control of Behaviors	46
The Effects of Aversive Techniques	47
When a Trainer Is Needed	47
Trainers versus Behavior Consultants	47
How to Choose a Trainer	52
Setting Clients Up for Success	53
Conclusion	53
References	54
4 Meeting Basic Needs, Triage, and Management	56
Measuring Welfare	56
The Interplay of Physical Health and Behavior in Animal Welfare	59
Choice, Control, and Agency in Animal Welfare	60
Quality of Life Assessments	60
Pain and Grimace Scales	64
Enrichment	65
Management Tools	66
Behavioral Triage in Practice	67
Understanding Normal Behavior	68
Behavioral in General Practice	68
Behavioral First Aid	71
Conclusion	77
References	78
5 Setting Puppies Up for Success	82
Developmental Periods of Behavior with Kittens for Neonatal Period through Social Maturity	82
Socialization: Understanding the Concept	89
Safety and Vaccination	95
Adjusting the Socialization Plan	95
Puppy Kindergarten Classes	95
Setting Puppies Up for Success	95
Confinement Training	96
Foundational Behaviors	101
Troubleshooting Common Puppy Behaviors	107
Conclusion	113
References	113
6 Setting Kittens Up for Success	115
Developmental Periods of Behavior	115
Understanding Feline-Specific Needs and Welfare Assessment	123
Pillar 1: Providing a Safe Place for Cats	124
Pillar 2: Providing Multiple and Separated Resources	127
Pillar 3: Encouraging Play and Predatory Behavior	130
Pillar 4: Positive, Consistent, and Predictable Human–Cat Interaction	130
Pillar 5: Respecting the Cat’s Sense of Smell	135
Conclusion	137
References	137
7 What Is a Behavior Problem?	139
Differentiating Between Normal and Abnormal Behaviors	139
Role of Veterinarians in Behavior Identification	139
Perceptions of Pet Behavior	141
Behavior and Medical Conditions	141
Intervention and Behavior Problems	141
Common Behavior Problems in Dogs	141
Common Behavior Problems in Cats	144
Training Problems versus Emotional Issues	144
How to Approach Behavior Problems in Practice	146
Medications	147
Conclusion	152
References	152
8 Pet Selection	154
Pet Selection Counseling	154
Genetics and Behavior	154
Choosing Between Shelter, Rescue, and Breeders	155
Puppy Culture	157
Breed and Breed Type	158
Realistic Expectations and Desired Traits	158
Age of Adoption	159
Gender	160
Temperament Testing and Behavioral Evaluation	160
Living Situation and Space	161
Activity Level and Time Commitment	161
Desired Traits and Compatibility	162
Introducing Pets	162
Conclusion	167
References	167
9 The Shelter Dog	171
Unique Needs of the Rehomed and Shelter Dog	171
Adjustment Process	171
Health and Wellness	172
Common Behavior Problems in Shelter Dogs	172
Unruly Behaviors	179
Positive Reinforcement Training	183
Pattern Games for Dog Training	186
Dog-to-Dog Introductions for Shelter Dogs	187
Conclusion	189
References	189
10 The Shelter Cat	191
Unique Needs for Rehomed and Shelter Cats	192
Assessing Shelter Cat Behavior	193
Common Behavior Problems in Shelter Cats	195
Enrichment for the Shelter Environment	198
Cat-to-Cat Introductions	201
Basic Training and Social Skills	201
Behavior Modification for the Shelter Environment	202
Conclusion	203
References	203
11 Prevention and the Veterinary Hospital	207
Early Recognition of Fear and Anxiety	207
Fear, Anxiety, Frustration, and Stress Start at Home	208
Carriers	209
Collars and Harnesses	210
Car Rides	212
Preparing the Veterinary Clinic Environment	214
The Exam	216
Low-Stress Hospital Stays	217
At-Home Medications and Sedation	219
Cooperative Veterinary Care	219
Medications	220
Preventing and Treating Fear of the Veterinary Hospital	225
Specific Strategies	229
Returning Home After the Visit	232
Communicating with Clients	232
Conclusion	234
References	234
12 Pets and Children	240
Potential for Dog and Cat Bites	240
Educating Parents on Responsible Pet Ownership	244
How to Approach	246
Teaching Children Respect and Boundaries	247
Preparing Pets for Children	248
Understanding Pets’ Needs	251
Socialization and Training in Preventing Dog and Cat Bites	254
Conclusion	256
References	256
Index	258