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DR. NICHOLAS DODMAN: SEXUAL AGGRESSION IN CATS
Contributor: Ms. Margot Raicek (a DVM/MPH Candidate 2016) Background and Description Feline aggression is a significant problem reported to behaviorists, second only to inappropriate elimination in its frequency. A wide variety of motivators for feline aggression exist and distinguishing between … Continue reading
Posted in Dr. Nicholas Dodman, Guest Blogger, Pet Health, Pet Nutrition
Tagged cat displays inappropriate sexual behaviors, Cats behavior, CENTER FOR CANINE BEHAVIOR STUDIES, Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine, Dr. Nicholas Dodman, feline aggression, sexual aggression in cats, The Cat Who Cried for Help, The Dog Who Loved Too Much
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DR. NICHOLAS DODMAN: INTER-CAT TERRITORIAL AGGRESSION
Aggression is one of the most common feline behavior problems reported to behaviorists. Cats may exhibit several different types of aggression including territorial aggression, non-recognition aggression, status-related aggression, fear aggression, redirected aggression and medically-induced aggression. Here I will address territorial … Continue reading
Posted in Dr. Nicholas Dodman, Dr. Nicholas Dodman, Guest Blogger, Pet Health
Tagged CENTER FOR CANINE BEHAVIOR STUDIES, Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine, Dr. Dodman, feline aggression, feline behavior problems, feral cats, Feuding cats, groups of cats, Introducing a New Cat, solitary hunters, strong territorial instincts, Systematic desensitization, territorial aggression
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