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SUMMARY:Canine Behavioural Problems and Solutions Assessments
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20260517T190000
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DESCRIPTION: Assessment 1:
Be sure it really is “just behavioural”
Before assuming that the problem you are having with your dog is purely behaviour, it is important to look for and rule out (or, treat as necessary) any physical or medical issues that may be contributing to the behaviour. This is a “golden rule” 
in veterinary behavioural practice, as changes in behaviour often are a sign (and often the first sign) of an underlying medical problem.

List 5 medical problems that could cause behaviour problems in dogs.
Explain why they cause problems
State what kind of behaviour the dog will be displaying

Assessment 2:
Nuisance behaviours or normal behaviours? 
Create an effective plan for changing the following behaviour:
Dog jumping up on you.
And include the following:
1. why the dog is doing the behaviour (what is their goal, and what is rewarding the behaviour); and
2. what alternate behaviour we would rather the dog did in that situation; and
3. can we...

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