Behavior of Dogs

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• Social Behavior of Dogs
  • Origin of the Domestic Dog
  • Breeds and Behavior
  • Social Structure
  • Social Communication
  • Sexual Behavior
  • Behavioral Development (Ontogeny)
    • Neonatal Period in Dogs (Birth to 13 Days Old)
    • Transitional Period in Dogs (13–19 Days Old)
    • Socialization Period in Dogs (19 Days to 12 Weeks Old)
    • Juvenile Period in Dogs (12 Weeks Old to Sexual Maturity)
    • Adolescence and Early Adulthood in Dogs (Sexual Maturity to Social Maturity)
  • Counseling to Prevent Undesirable Behaviors
  • Key Points
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  • References

• Behavior Problems of Dogs
  • Diagnosis
  • Treatment
    • Treatment of Normal but Undesirable Behavior in Dogs
    • Treatment of Fear, Anxiety, and Aggression-Related Behavior Problems in Dogs
  • Fears, Anxiety, and Phobias
    • Phobias of Discrete Stimuli (Animate and Inanimate) in Dogs
    • Separation Distress Disorder in Dogs
  • Aggression
    • Fear-Related Aggression in Dogs
    • Redirected Aggression in Dogs
    • Treatment of Redirected Aggression in Dogs
    • Territorial Aggression in Dogs
    • Conflict Aggression in Dogs
    • Possessive Aggression (Resource Guarding) in Dogs
    • Aggression Toward Other Dogs
    • Play Aggression (Inappropriate Play Behavior) in Dogs
    • Predatory Aggression in Dogs
    • Maternal Aggression in Dogs
    • Pain-Induced/Irritable and Medically Caused Aggression in Dogs
  • Abnormal Repetitive Behaviors (Compulsive Disorder Spectrum Problems)
    • Treatment of Abnormal Repetitive Behaviors in Dogs
  • Hyperkinesis (Hyperactivity)
    • Treatment of Hyperkinesis in Dogs
  • Destructive Behaviors
    • Treatment of Destructive Behaviors in Dogs
  • Eating Disorders
    • Treatment of Eating Disorders in Dogs
  • Elimination Behavior Problems
    • House Soiling in Dogs
    • Elimination in Dogs Due to Excitement, Submission, or Conflict
    • Other Elimination Disorders in Dogs
  • Aging and Cognitive Dysfunction
    • Normal Aging Change in Dogs
    • Cognitive Dysfunction Syndrome in Dogs
  • Key Points
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  • References