Dog Fear Aggression Case Study
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Popo, a Pomeranian dog has an excessive fear of loud noises. Popo turns his fear into aggression when he hears loud noises, and has already bit his owner Lindsey twice. Additionally, Popo fled when some guests began firing small fireworks during a Forth of July celebration. Good thing, The following week, Popo was found by a neighbor and was safely returned to Lindsey. Moreover, Lindsey is concerned that Popo’s {relentless trauma | severe phobia} and aggressive approach is leading him on to tragedy.
Lindsey sought expert advice from her vet on how to halt dog fear aggression. Popo’s fear of loud noises originates from his petite size, according to the veterinarian. In order to halt aggressive dog tendencies, the veterinarian advocates the operation as view of the fact that the dog has yet to be neutered. In the past, Lindsey has considered the procedure and consent of the operation. Popo have a reduced aggression after the treatment, but what’s left was his fear.
Concerned about her dog’s behavior, she then visited a veterinary behaviorist. The veterinarian’s plan was concurred upon by the behaviorist, but the professional feels that a lot should be made to address the fear prior to dealing with the dog’s fear successfully. Popo’s fear is starting to decrease after working closely together with the behaviorist for quite a few sessions. And for the dog to feel a source of comfort and security, the behavior specialist asks Lindsey to hold Popo. The dog is also restrained so that he’ll not be able to harm anyone in the clinic. Tiny by little , the dog is exposed to numerous different volumes of sound. . If Champs exhibits any sign of fear or aggressiveness, the stimulus is removed and Laura continues to pet, commend, and comfort. In the long run, Popo’ fear of loud noises slowly diminished and stopped acting out in aggressive behaviors in order to protect him.
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Even though the dog’s anxiousness lessens , poor dog is still afraid of thunderstorms. During these instances, the behaviorist gives prescription that will calm the dog. Upon giving the anti-anxiety medication, Lindsey observed a big change in his actions when the fear-causing stimulus is present. Furthermore, since Popo has started taking the anti-anxiety medication, he has displayed no signs of aggression, even when the fear causing stimulus is present. Popo is no longer afraid of thunderstorms and this day celebrations without the need of confining him, giving both him and Lindsey to breathe easier.
The therapy for Champs was a long process since the root of the problem must be dealt with in order to cure the aggressive actions. Popo lost his aggression and once again serve as a cheerful and healthy member to society after the fear had been surpassed through methods including prescription and behavioral adaptation. Though Popo is a small dog, Lindsey is worried his bite and felt the need to halt the aggressive behaviors before it worsens. Lindsey proved to be a responsible pet owner and consider Popo’ situation to heart in the search to find a cure for the problem.
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