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Animal Behaviour - Behaviour Consults

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Pre-consult – Initial contact where basic information is gathered, including medical history, early development, and immediate advice or first aid if needed.

What are the four stages of a behaviour consult?

  1. Pre-consult - phonecall, first aid advice, medical history, early years info

  2. Taking a history and assessment of the animal and owner

  3. Explaining the problem

  4. Developing a treatment programme

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What are the four stages of a behaviour consult?

  1. Pre-consult - phonecall, first aid advice, medical history, early years info

  2. Taking a history and assessment of the animal a...

What should not be in the behaviour assessment room?

Veterinary items/smells - likely to induce anxiety

How should attention seeking dogs be greeted?

With attention to start with as will otherwise become irritated
Then explain why this shouldn’t be the correct way of greeting - ignore later

Which information about specific events should be gleamed?

Owners reaction to it

Event immediately before

how did dog respond after - body posture?

When id it first begin

Event surr...

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TermDefinition

What are the four stages of a behaviour consult?

  1. Pre-consult - phonecall, first aid advice, medical history, early years info

  2. Taking a history and assessment of the animal and owner

  3. Explaining the problem

  4. Developing a treatment programme

What should not be in the behaviour assessment room?

Veterinary items/smells - likely to induce anxiety

How should attention seeking dogs be greeted?

With attention to start with as will otherwise become irritated
Then explain why this shouldn’t be the correct way of greeting - ignore later

Which information about specific events should be gleamed?

Owners reaction to it

Event immediately before

how did dog respond after - body posture?

When id it first begin

Event surrounding this

When and where does it occur

how frequent is it