Resources
Recommended books &
videos
Online canine professional
associations, including member directories and information (trainers, behaviorists, etc.)
Research
and interview check lists to assist
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this site)
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More on aggression and treatment
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Studies regarding diet
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Recommended Books
& Videos
Books are not only an excellent way
to develop a greater understanding, but
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TITLE: DOG
WHO LOVED TOO MUCH
AUTHOR: Dr. Nicolas Dodman (Board Certifed
Veterinary Behaviorist)
Category: Overview, behavior problems
This book uses case studies
that read like stories to discuss
a variety of behavior problems
and includes a section on aggression.
A good starting point to learning
about treatment by reading case
studies. If you have an aggressive
dog, this book can give you some
hope. At the end of each
story, there is a summary of
the treatment recommendations
involved for each case.
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TITLE:DON'T
SHOOT THE DOG
AUTHOR: Karen Pryor
Category: Overview, training
Recommended by veterinary behaviorists
and trainers alike. This is not
a how-to book, but a why to book. Not
just for dogs, this excellent
book discusses postive techniques
and gives a number of different
approaches to problem solving. Inspiring
book and excellent for those
starting out.
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TITLE: THE
OTHER END OF THE LEASH
AUTHOR: Patrica McConnell
Category: Overview, training
This is a wonderful read that
has as much empathy for the human
as the dog. It allows us
to examine ourselves and our
mistakes not only without being
made to feel like we need to
defend ourselves, but in a way
that we can feel encouraged to
handle our dogs more effectively.
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TITLE: CULTURE
CLASH
AUTHOR: Jean Donaldson
Category: Overview, training Although not very well organized
as a reference book and seems
presumptious about the state
of knowledge that most dog
owners actually have, it
is still frequently recommended,
and filled with a lot of
good information and can
be an excellent starting
point. Many people
read this book again and
again.
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TITLE: CLINICAL
BEHAVIORAL MEDICINE FOR SMALL
ANIMALS
AUTHOR: Dr. Karen L. Overall (Board Certified
Veterinary Behaviorist)
Category: Treatment, behavior problems, research
Although somewhat advanced and
directed towards those with a
real interest in problem behavior,
this is one of the best books
out there covering behavior problems
from a behavioral and medical
standpoint. Meant for veterinary
students, the sections on behavior
and behavior modification still
reasonably accessible to the
advanced reader who has an avid
interest in behavior problems. It
covers cats and dogs, from aggression
to separation anxiety to obsessive
compulsive behaviors. It
includes exercises in the back
for deferment and relaxation
protocols as well as active behavior
modification. Highly recommended.
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TITLE: AGGRESSION
IN DOGS: PRACTICAL MANAGEMENT,
PREVENTION & BEHAVIOUR MODIFICATION
AUTHOR: Brenda Aloff
Category: Treatment, behavior problems
Both with theory and practical
information, trainer Brenda Aloff
details both how to avoid agression
and how to deal with it when
it occurs. This book is
rated highly by many trainers.
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TITLE: CLICK
TO CALM: HEALING THE AGGRESSIVE
DOG
AUTHOR: Emma Parsons
Category: Treatment, behavior problems
Full of how-to's and practical
instructions.
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TITLE: DOGS
ARE FROM NEPTUNE
AUTHOR: Jean Donaldson.
Category: Training, behavior
problems
Provides case studies and guidelines
for dealing with a variety of
dog behaviors.
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TITLE: HOW
DOGS LEARN
AUTHOR: Mary R. Burch, Jon S. Bailey
Category: Training
For both the dog trainer and
owner alike explaining operant
conditioning by using case studies.
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TITLE: HANDBOOK
OF APPLIED DOG BEHAVIOR AND TRAINING
AUTHOR: Steven Lindsay
Category: Research, theory
Volume one of this series covers
adaption and learning. It
is a book filled with research
both from the writers perspective
and historical research. Suitable
for the more advanced learner
or trainer.
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TITLE: HANDBOOK
OF APPLIED DOG BEHAVIOR & TRAINING,
VOL. 2: ETIOLOGY AND ASSESSMENT
AUTHOR: Steven Lindsay
Category: Research, theory
Volume two of this series covers
problem behavior and offers a
unique perspective. Suitable
for the more advanced learner
or trainer.
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TITLE: GENETICS
AND THE SOCIAL BEHAVIOR OF THE
DOG
AUTHOR: John Paul Scott, John L. Fuller
Category: Research
The book on genetics. Suitable
for the more advanced learner
or trainer. Particularly
of benefit to the breeder and
those with an involved interest
in canine behavior.
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TITLE: ON
TALKING TERMS WITH DOGS: CALMING
SIGNALS
AUTHOR: Turrid Rugaas
Category: Behavior
Although there is some controversy
about whether the behaviors are
calming or displacement behaviors,
this book brings the behavior
to our attention so that we can
be more in tune with our dogs
and reconizing subtle behaviors.
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TITLE: THE
BARK STOPS HERE
AUTHOR: Terry Ryan
Category: Specific behavior problems
(Booklet 58 pgs) Barking issues.
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TITLE: I'LL
BE HOME SOON!
AUTHOR: Patrica McConnell
Category: Specific behavior problems
(Booklet 36 pgs) Separation
anxiety.
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TITLE: FEELING
OUTNUMBERED? HOW TO MANAGE & ENJOY
A MULTI-DOG HOUSEHOLD
AUTHOR: Karen B. London, Patricia B. McConnell
Category: Specific behavior problems
(Booklet 38 pages) Focus
on using positive reinforcement
to teach dogs to be patient rather
than pushy. Excellent for
the new mulitpple dog owner.
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TITLE: FEISTY
FIDO: HELP FOR THE LEASH AGGRESSIVE
DOG
AUTHOR: Patricia B. McConnell, Karen B. London
Category: Specific behavior problems
(Booklet 56 pgs) Dealing with
on leash aggression using positive
based techniques.
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TITLE: CAUTIOUS
CANINE, 2ND EDITION
AUTHOR: Patrica B McConnell
Category: Specific behavior problems
(Booklet 30 pgs) Step by step
instructions for desensitizing
and counter conditioning for
fear based issues.
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TITLE: WAY
TO GO! HOW TO HOUSETRAIN A DOG
OF ANY AGE
AUTHOR: Karen B. London, Patricia B. McConnell
Category: Specific behavior problems
(Booklet 22 pgs) Not only is
this good for puppies, and newly
adopted dogs, but for those older
dogs who may be starting to house
soil because of cognitive dysfunction
disorder will need to be retrained
even if medication or nutritional
supplements helps the underlying
cause.
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TITLE: MINE!
A GUIDE TO RESOURCE GUARDING
IN DOG
AUTHOR: Jean Donaldson
Category: Specific behavior problems
Another book by Jean Donaldson
for dogs who respond aggressively
over valued items such as toys.
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TITLE: HOW
TO BE THE LEADER OF THE PACK
AUTHOR: Patricia B. McConnel
Category: Training
(booklet 12 pages) How to be a natural leader
and teach your dogs to be polite in a fun way.
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TITLE: CONQUERING
RING NERVES: A STEP-BY-STEP PROGRAM
FOR ALL DOG SPORTS
AUTHOR: Diane Peters Mayer
Category: Specific training (humans)
This is an excellent book for
anyone involved in treating their
aggressive dog. Although
this covers sports, many owners
dealing with reactive or aggressive
dogs have found this to be a
truly helpful book in learning
how to be calm in order to avoid
transmitting our anxieties about
their behavior to our dogs.
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TITLE: POWER
OF POSITIVE DOG TRAINING
AUTHOR: Pat Miller
Category: Training
Filled with lots of practical
solutions and how-tos using positive
based methods. This book
is on many top ten lists.
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TITLE: HOW
TO TEACH A NEW DOG OLD TRICKS
AUTHOR: Ian Dunbar
Category: Training
One way to avoid training burnout
is to make dog training fun for
the humans!
Ian Dunbar is a highly respected behaviorist
and vet.
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TITLE: DOG-FRIENDLY
DOG TRAINING
AUTHOR: Andrea Arden
Category: Training
A dogwise reviewer wrote that
this is a aprticularly good book
for new owners, and parents to
sit down and read with their
kids.
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TITLE: POSITIVE
PUPPY TRAINING WORKS
AUTHOR: Joel Walton
Category: Training, puppies
Emphasis on puppies, their needs
and feelings and how to interact
with them in a gentle manner.
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TITLE: CLICKER
TRAINING FOR DOGS
AUTHOR: Karen Pryor
Category: Training
Introduction to clicker training,
by the same highly influencial
author who wrote, "Don't Shoot
the Dog"
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TITLE: POSITIVE
REINFORCEMENT: TRAINING DOGS IN THE REAL WORLD
AUTHOR: Brenda Aloff
Category: Training
Dogwise describes this as being
written in a simple and informal
style. Using positive reinforcement
to teach dogs behavior. This
author also wrote "Aggression
in Dogs"
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TITLE: CLICKER
FUN: DOG TRICKS & GAMES USING
POSITIVE REINFORCEMENT
AUTHOR: Deborah Jones
Category: Training
For those dogs who may be more
isolated because of their aggression
issues, it is more important
that environmental enrichment
and the need stimulation for
these dos is adaquately addressed
to prevent added stress. Fun
tricks and games can not only
stengthen the dog owner bond,
but keep your dog more mentally
agile and happier. Older
dogs in particular are more in
need of learning and play.
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TITLE: CLICK
HERE FOR A WELL-TRAINED DOG
AUTHOR: Deborah Jones
Category: Training
Also does the click and go series
of videos. Particularly
good for those owners who are
unable to take classes with their
dogs.
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TITLE: CLICK
'N' SNIFF: CLICKER TRAINING FOR
SCENT DISCRIMINATION
AUTHOR: Deborah Jones
Category: Training
(Booklet 24 pgs) For those dogs
who may be more isolated because
of their aggression issues, it
is more important that environmental
enrichment and the need stimulation
for these dos is adaquately addressed
to prevent added stress. Scent
discrimination games can be an
excellent way to tire out your
dog, and they seem to love it!
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TITLE: QUICK
CLICKS: 40 FAST AND FUN BEHAVIORS
TO TRAIN WITH A CLICKER
AUTHOR: Mandy Book & Cheryl Smith
Category: Training
For those dogs who may be more
isolated because of their aggression
issues, it is more important
that environmental enrichment
and the need stimulation for
these dos is adaquately addressed
to prevent added stress.
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TITLE: A
CLICKER COOKBOOK WITH TRAINING
SCHEDULE - SET
AUTHOR: Shirley Chong. 138 pages
Category: Training
basic houishold and social manners with schedule
and log book to keep track of progress.
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TITLE: TELLINGTON
TTOUCH, REVOLUTIONARY NATURAL
METHOD TO TRAIN & CARE FOR
YOUR FAVORITE ANIMAL
AUTHOR: Linda Tellinton-Jones & Sybill
Taylor
Category: Training
Overview to the TTouch technique. Ttouch
can be benefical for massage
and relaxation work. As
many aggressive dogs are hihly
stressed animals. massage and
relaxation offers an important
health benefit and can help bring
the dog's nervous system back
to balance. Relaxation is also
the foundation for behavior modification.
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TITLE: GENTLE
LEADER STEP BY STEP TRAINING
VIDEO
Category: Video, training, equipment
Most people do not fit the Gentle
Leader properly. This video
will not only show you how, but
also demonstates some ways of
using the Gentle Leader effectively
and safely. The Gentle
Leader can be a valuable tool
in managing and calming your
aggressive dog.
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TITLE: CALMING
SIGNALS: WHAT YOUR DOG TELLS
YOU DVD
AUTHOR: Turrid Rugaas
Category: Video. behavior
A look at dog singaling and
behavior. Whether
or not you beleive that the signals
discussed work to calm other
dogs, calm themselves or are
displacement behaviors, this
program gives the owner an opportunity
to examine what signals come
up in a variety of situations.
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TITLE: CLICK & GO
VIDEO
AUTHOR: Deb Jones
Category: Video, training
Basic clicker training and principles
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TITLE: CLICK & FETCH
VIDEO
AUTHOR: Deb Jones
Category: Video, training
Teaching retreive
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TITLE: CLICK & FIX
VIDEO
AUTHOR: Deb Jones
Category: Video, training
Fixing behavior problems, such
as chewing, nipping, jumping,
barking, etc
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TITLE: THE
HOW OF BOW WOW: BUILDING, PROOFING
AND POLISHING BEHAVIORS VIDEO
AUTHOR: Virginia Broitman
Category: Video, training
Foundations skills all dogs
should learn, recommended by
Karen Pruor, author of "Don't
Shoot the Dog"
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TITLE: TAKE
A BOW...WOW! FUN AND FUNCTIONAL
DOG TRICKS VIDEO
AUTHOR: Virginia Broitman
Category: Video, training
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TITLE: BOW
WOW, TAKE 2 VIDEO
AUTHOR: Virginia Broitman
Category: Video, training
More fun and practical tricks
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TITLE: The Third Way Reference Workbook
AUTHOR: Chris Bach
Category: Training
This new reference workbook
is a must for everyone pursuing THE THIRD WAY and
a perfect compliment to every video tape set. It
is a comprehensive accumulation of graphics and
write-ups on the philosophy and
techniques for teaching, problem
solving, and problem preventing.
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Veterinary Colleges
Veterinary Colleges - Asia
Veterinary Colleges - Americas
Veterinary
Colleges - Europe
Veterinary Colleges - USA and Canada
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Online Canine
professional associations, including
member directories and information
International
USA
Canada
UK
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More on aggression
and treatment
Good Management ~ Part One Five
criterion for good management (see parts
2 and 3 below)
Good Management ~ Part Two: Sample Management
Techniques
Remember that an ounce of prevention is
worth a pound of cure! Problems are easier
to prevent than they are to solve
Good Management ~ Part Three
The second secret ingredient to effective
problem prevention is response control.
This means that when Pup is out of
the crate or room (confinement) she
has some kind of management device
or technique in place AT ALL TIMES
Behavior Modification: Reducing
Fear and Anxiety- Desensitization,
Counter-conditioning and Flooding
Definitions and example
Classical Conditioning
Definition
Behavior modification 'rules' need clearly
defined for owners
Case study: This dog has some mild
attention-seeking behavior and mild
dominance aggression
Understanding and treating canine dominance
aggression: An overview
Dominance aggression in dogs: part
1, Karen L. Overall, MA, VMD. Phd,
Dipl. ACVB, Department of clinical
Studies, School of Veterinary medicine,
University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia
Teaching your aggressive dog deferential
behavior
Dominance aggression in dogs:
part 1, Karen L. Overall, MA, VMD.
Phd, Dipl. ACVB, Department of clinical
Studies, School of Veterinary medicine,
University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia,
Protocol for Relaxation - U of Penn
Behaviorist Karen Overall's behavior modification
program
Using
avoidance and passive behavior modification
to treat canine dominance aggression
Karen L. Overall, MA, VMD. Phd, Dipl.
ACVB, Department of clinical Studies,
School of Veterinary medicine, University
of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia
Using
active behavior modification to treat
dominance aggression in dogs
Dominance aggression in dogs: part
1, Karen L. Overall, MA, VMD. Phd,
Dipl. ACVB, Department of clinical
Studies, School of Veterinary medicine,
University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia,
Changing the Owner-Pet Relationship
includes potential problems and pitfalls
with deference program
How to React to Episodes of Aggression
(towards yourself)
Written by Dr. Stephanie Schwartz:
Canine and Feline Behavior Problems
FEAR & the Use of Systematic Desensitization
By Doctors McKeown, Luescher
and Machum of the Ontario Veterinary
College. These techniques have worked
well in the past, but they obviously
require a great deal of commitment
from you if they are to be effective.
Although your dog will always be fearful,
with these techniques you can train
him to accept situations in which
his fear response is totally inappropriate
Protocol for Desensitization and Counterconditioning
to Noises and Activities That Occur
by the Door
By Dr. Karen Overall "Some dogs that
are fearfully aggressive or those
that are protectively or territorially
aggressive react whenever anyone comes
to a door and rings the doorbell or
knocks. Because the reaction level
at the door is a key in the dog's
increasing anxieties, clients often
need to work separately on desensitizing
and counterconditioning the dogs to
noises and activities around the door."
Protocol for Teaching Your Dog to Uncouple
Departures and Departure Cues
By Dr. Karen Overall help for
separation anxiety
Desensitization for Muzzles and Head
Halters
(MS word doc format)
Desensitizing for vet visits
Territorial Aggression Toward People
By Dr. Nicolas Dodman. Generalized
treatment
Inter-Dog Fear Aggression
By Dr. Nicolas Dodman, Dr. Alice Moon-Fanelli
Generalized treatment
Other Third Way articles
Understanding the Effects of Neutering
on Problem Behaviors in Male Dogs
By Dr. Benjamin Hart, "Combining
neutering with the use of behavior
modification is an ideal way to resolve
some problem behaviors"
Can Animals Really Smell Fear?
Cuation for those setting out finding
a trainer
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Advanced
Comparison of cerebrospinal fluid monoamine
metabolite levels in dominant-aggressive
and non-aggressive dogs
Abstract - This study suggests that
reduced serotonergic function is associated
with aggressive behavior and impaired
impulse control in dogs, Ilana R. Reisner, DVM, Phd, DACVB
Aggressive behaviour in English cocker
spaniels and the personality of their
owners
Abstract - Study revealed that the
owners of high aggression dogs were
significantly more likely to be tense,
emotionally less stable, shy and undisciplined
than owners of low aggression dogs.
Effects of castration on problem behaviors
in male dogs with reference to age
and duration of behavior
Abstract - With various types of aggressive
behavior, including aggression toward
human family members, castration may
be effective in decreasing aggression
in some dogs, but fewer than a third
can be expected to have marked improvement.
Hypocholesterolaemia in dogs with
dominance aggression.
Abstract - Suggest that a relationship
exists between serum lipid profile
and dominance aggression in dogs,
and hypocholesterolaemia exists in
dogs with dominance aggression.
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Pharmacological
interventions
Pharmacological intervention in behavioral
therapy
pdf from HANDBOOK OF BEHAVIOR PROBLEMS
OF THE DOG AND CAT, Gary M. Landsberg,
et al
Efficacy of amitriptyline as a
pharmacological adjunct to behavioral
modification in the management of
aggressive behaviors in dogs.
Abstract - No significant difference
was observed in the patients' responses
to adjunctive amitriptyline versus
behavior modification alone.
Effects of clomipramine hydrochloride
on dominance-related aggression in
dogs
Abstract - Compared with placebo,
clomipramine administered to dogs
at the dosage recommended for treatment
of separation anxiety did not reduce
aggressiveness toward human family
members.
Canine Behaviors Associated With
Hypothyroidism (cost for
article $5 US for two day access)
Recently, there have been anecdotal
reports noting a potential relationship
between hypothyroidism and canine
aggression. In these circumstances,
aggression may be the only presenting
complaint with the animal often described
as having developed a "grumpy" attitude.
While the underlying basis of this
association has not been determined,
hypothyroidism-associated aggression
should be considered a specific type
of aggression that appears to respond
well to thyroid hormone replacement
therapy.
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Diet
Effect of dietary protein content on
behavior in dogs. (1996)
Abstract - controlled study. ANIMALS--12
dogs with dominance aggression, 12
dogs with hyperactivity, 12 dogs with
territorial aggression, and 14 control
dogs without behavioral problems
Effect of dietary protein content and
tryptophan supplementation on dominance
aggression, territorial aggression,
and hyperactivity in dogs (2000)
Abstract - the effect of high- and
low-protein diets with or without
tryptophan supplementation on behavior
of dogs with dominance aggression,
territorial aggression, and hyperactivity.
ANIMALS: 11 dogs with dominance aggression,
11 dogs with territorial aggression,
and 11 dogs with hyperactivity. note:
There is also some speculation that
added benefit may be seen in a longer
time frame (6-8 weeks) than was actually
tested.
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Animal
Welfare
American
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty
to Animals
Shelters, Humane Organizations and
Advocacy
Anti-Cruelty Statutes by state
Animal
Advocates of BC.
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Health
A diagnostic database for veterinary
medicine from Cornell
University College of Veterinary medicine
Medical Causes of Aggression In Dogs
by: Dr. Nicholas Dodman http://www.petplace.com/articles/artShow.asp?artID=1807
Guide to Hereditary and Congenital
Diseases in Dogs
Published by The Association of Veterinarians
for Animal Rights, P.O. Box 208,Davis,
CA 95617-0208
First printing: August 1994
http://siriusdog.com/genetic.htm
Impulsivity
in Dogs - Assessment and Treatment
by Jaume Fatju, Spain, World Animal
Veterinary Association, World Congress
- Vancouver 2001 (discusses brain
chemistry in terms of impusivity and
aggression)
Behavior-Medicating
Misbehavior in Dogs
First printed in the October, 1997,
issue of Your Dog newsletter from
Tufts University School of Veterinary
Medicine, Columbia Animal Hospital,
Columbia, MD
EPILEPSY IN THE DOG
The UK National G.S.D. Help Line
http://www.gsdhelpline.com/vetad.htm
Rule Out Hypoglycemia
by Darleen Rudnick, Pet Nutritionist
http://purelypets.com/articles/epilepsyarticle.htm
Thyroid
Dysfuction as a Cause of Aggression
in Dogs and Cats
L.P. Aronson DVM & N.H. Dodman
RVMS
Presented at the 43. Jahrestagung
der Deutschen Veterinarmedizinischen
Gesellschaft Fachgruppe Kleintierkrankheiten
29-31 August 1997 in HCC Hannover
Canine Behaviors Associated With
Hypothyroidism (cost for
article $5 US for 2 day access
Recently, there have been anecdotal
reports noting a potential relationship
between hypothyroidism and canine
aggression. In these circumstances,
aggression may be the only presenting
complaint with the animal often described
as having developed a "grumpy" attitude.
While the underlying basis of this
association has not been determined,
hypothyroidism-associated aggression
should be considered a specific type
of aggression that appears to respond
well to thyroid hormone replacement
therapy.
Physical
effects of tethering
Independent research on the physical
effects of isolation, chaining and
substandard living conditions
Animal Advocates Society of B.C.
Behavioral
effects of tethering
Independent research on the behavioral/psychological
effects of isolation, chaining and
substandard living conditions
Animal Advocates Society of B.C.
Chronic stress in dogs subjected to
social and spatial restriction. I.
Behavioral responses
Abstract - When challenged, chronically
stressed dogs may show increased excitement,
aggression, and uncertainty
Beerda B, Schilder MB, van Hooff JA,
de Vries HW, Mol JA.
Department of Clinical Sciences of
Companion Animals, Utrecht University,
The Netherlands.
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Dog Tools
& Equipment
Clickers
Target sticks
KAREN
PRYOR TARGET STICK WITH INSTRUCTIONS
(GOLD)
KAREN
PRYOR TARGET STICK WITH INSTRUCTIONS
(BLACK)
Food Training Tubes
Food
Tubes
Dog licks the end of the tube, no more bites to the
hand, easy reinfrorcement, can deliver raw foods, cream
cheese, can food. etc
Great for working outside in winter climates with gloves,
good for those dogs who bite too hard when taking treats,
good for dogs on special diets, delivers fast rate
of reinforcement.
Head Halters:
 GENTLE
LEADER, COMPLETE SYSTEM, SMALL
 GENTLE
LEADER, COMPLETE SYSTEM, MEDIUM
 GENTLE
LEADER, COMPLETE SYSTEM, EX-LARGE
No-pull Harnesses:
Sporn
Training Halter - Small (Red -
Small (Neck sizes 9"-12"))
Sporn
Training Halter - Medium (Red -
Medium (Neck sizes 12"-17))
Sporn
Training Halter - Large (Red -
Large (Neck sizes 16"-24"))
The
Original Sporn Halter Black size
M
The
Original Sporn Halter Blue size
M
Basket Muzzles:
Plastic basket muzzles
These muzzles are light and durable.
Dogs should always be positively
desenitized to wearing muzzles.
When done properly, dogs will come
over to put their snout in the
muzzle as soon as you bring it
out.
Dog repellent:
Direct
Stop
A common complaint from owners who
have dogs who are aggressive towards
other dogs, is dealing with off leash
dogs in areas where they should not
be off leash. If you have a dog who
directs aggression towards other
dogs, this product can help deter
off leash dogs from approaching within
ten feet from your own dog
while on-leash. Safe for dogs.
Gloves
Gloves
Protect
your hands while working with a dog
who has the potential to bite.
Nooses
Snarem
Capture Nooses
If you need
to catch a dog but don't want to
risk getting to close to his mouth
Hitches
Guardian
Gear Canine Hitch
Quickly tether
your dog to this hitch for easy
management inside the house.
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Legal Issues
USA
Anti-Cruelty Statutes by state
Lawyers and Legal Issues: Dog Owners'
Guide
List of American lawyers for pet-related
issues
American Dog laws
Dog
Bite Law (American site)
Links for Dog Owners and Owners of
Injured Animals
Canada
Legal
Dictionary
Ministry
of the Attorney General
Going to court, getting a lawyer,
etc.
Ontario
Statutes and Regulations
Small Claims Court forms for
Yukon, BC, Alberta, Sask,
Manitoba, Ontario, PEI
Small Claims information for
Quebec, New
Brunswick, Nova
Scotia, Newfoundland ,
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