Dogs, unfortunately, are one of the most mistreated animals. Some dogs may even be uncared for without the owner realizing that they’re brutalizing them, simple mistakes by the owner can make a dog's whole personality change. To have a nice and healthy dog the owner needs to take care of their dog, such as providing it with the right environment, giving it the right food, and controlling your temper around your fuzzy friend. Everyone knows that once in awhile, dogs do a deed that’s not acceptable for their owner, like going to the bathroom on the floor, or jump on their owner from being so excited to see them. Yelling at a dog or spanking them isn’t the way to resolve the solution. Sometimes, especially when a dog is a puppy, the dog doesn't even know what he did that made his …show more content…
“ Owners should be the ultimate source of trust and guidance. Battered dogs instead may cower upon being pet and may get scared of sudden movements.” ( Farricelli.) This quote shows how if a dog isn’t getting mismanaged, then they can be a great joy to have in a home, but if they are getting a swoop on the back or nose, they show some kind of discomfort when they’re with their owner(s). Hitting your dog simply breaks the bond between the two. Another thing that hitting a dog results in is aggression. When a dog gets hit by their owner, they begin to fear their owner. Sometimes, they may even bite back just because they are trying to defend themselves against their owner. Forcing shares the same trait as hitting your dog. Owners seem to sometimes force their dog into a cage or into a car. Dogs because aggressive with this because they become frustrated at the closest person near them, if what the dog's owner is forcing them to do isn’t what the dog wants to do. “When a dog is prevented from doing something they want or forced to do something they do not want to do, they can become frustrated and direct aggression towards the nearest animal or
...the comfort and support of their human companions. They can become violent and destructive if they are lacking the bond between owner and pet. “Fearful behavior and lack of socialization with humans and other animals are typical of puppy mill dogs; the first months of a puppy’s life are a critical socialization period for puppies” (“ASPCA”).
Your puppy may believe you gave the reward mainly because it was looking upwards, or there is movement from your dog's ears to signify interest. So, rewarding your canine friend was carried out, but nevertheless, the specific required behavior wasn't reinforced.
There are many reasons why a dog may act aggressively. Some of these reasons are: fear, protective, predatory, possessive, and a few others (“Aggression”). Anyone who wants a dog or finds a dog should know if there is a chance that the dog may be aggressive and if it will attack them. Knowing this factor will help dog owners be familiar with why their dog may have aggressive behavior. Some dogs are accused of being naturally aggressive for no reason, but there are some reasons why dogs may act aggressive.
Aggression is very common with primates, especially for competition of resources, such as mating partners or food. Competition between makes usually results in injury or death while competition between females results in chasing the subordinates away or taking their food. Certain amount of aggression does help keep groups in order and to protect each other from group or individual resources. Physical contact is one of the most important factors in primate development. Not all primates are
Blame is wrongfully implied on dogs due to genetics due to deficiencies in appropriate socialization,but compulsory human tendencies onto a dog along with the inadequacies of the owner is to blame.
... violence of corporal punishment. In addition, corporal punishment can and often does become abuse when parents are especially angry or stressed (Barnett, Miller-Perrin, Perrin 292).
To say that a dog is “aggressive” can mean many different things as well. Aggression includes a range of behaviors that have specific warning signs and can climax into an attack. A dog that displays such signs to people usually exhibits stay away warnings, such as becoming very still and rigid, guttural bark that sounds threatening, lunging forward or charging at the person with no contact, mouthing, as though to move or control the person, without applying significant pressure, a growl, showing teeth, or a quick nip that leaves no mark. More severe gestures are bites ranging from no marks on skin to bruises and puncture wounds, and repeated bites and shaking.
Puppy Barking Can Do More Than Just Annoy You Incessant puppy barking is far more than just a daily annoyance. If left unchecked, it can have negative effects on the relationships you share with just about everyone, including your spouse, your children, your neighbors, your friends, as well as your loud, but still adorable puppy. If you work at home, even your livelihood can be affected. In fact, it can cause such disruption in your day to day life that having to deal with it even over a short period of time could cause you to question your decision to own a dog at all. Thankfully, for you, giving up is not an option - you 've seen the sad faces peering through the shelter bars, their eyes, like little pools of misery, looking up at you as
First, use a firm “No!” as a verbal cue (yelling is not necessary; try just lowering your voice a notch and speaking clearly). If your dog repeats the offense within minutes of the first correction, rep...
Executive Summary Every 60 seconds, an animal is abused. Dogs, cats, horses, and many other types of animals are being neglected and tortured everyday, yet resulting in few and minor consequences for the perpetrators. Animal abuse is prevalent in the United States and has been an ongoing issue since the 1970's, and prior to. Society as a whole has chosen to avoid the facts and arguments about animal cruelty, because to some it is seen as acceptable and typical. It becomes much more frowned upon when people actually see the results of the cruelty, especially in the media.
There are some people who think that a puppy automatically knows everything to do. For example they think that puppies know they shouldn't chew on shoes and furniture. But just as a child or toddler becomes bored and explores his surroundings, so puppies do the same. Young dogs have a seemingly inexhaustible supply of energy to run and play, and if not thoroughly exercised by playing appropriate games such as Fetch, they will become destructive inside the house. Another misconception related to being exercised is behavior. If a puppy is kept in a crate for eight hours a day and then let out only to go to the bathroom, then the puppy will have listening issues because the puppy has been confined and needs to run around and the owner refuses to oblige it. Also as young puppies, it is important to socialize them frequently with both multiple different animals and people. If not, the animal could act lovable to a family, but when a stranger comes into the yard, the animal could turn into a ferocious beast that could cause traumatic accidents to anyone. Dogs can be socialized simply by having friends come over to the house for a few minutes a day just to say hello. By taking a little time and energy and applying these simple rules, a new dog owner can have a wonderfully loving
Dogs are wonderful creatures. They are loyal, dependable companions if given the opportunity. In recent years I have come to the opinion that we could learn something from these animals. We should also take a look at the manner in which they are being treated. Abandonment, irresponsible breeding, and neglect are only some of the ways that humans are failing the canine species.
The children could get aggressive over time and start hitting his/her parents. A 2002 study found that across time periods and across countries children that were spanked regularly were found to be more aggressive from childhood to adulthood (brookings.edu). According to several studies done in 1987 and 1990, the more children were hit, or spanked, by their parent or an adult the more likely they were to hit others including peers, siblings, and their spouse later in life along with their future children (handinhandpartenting.org). According to CNN, children that have been regularly spanked have what is known as hostile attribution bias (CNN.com). This means that their brains just automatically expect people to be mean to them or spank them. This makes children essentially hostile towards everyone. If someone is coming towards them like they are going to hit them, then they are going to “bull up” and fight them back. Facts prove that spanking your kids makes them more hostile and more defensive towards others. They don’t always have to be in danger or have others being mean to them for the children to get aggressive and dis the payment back out. It is a proven fact that children who are more aggressive as children are more aggressive as adults. Other sources show that if your child was spanked at school, then they are more aggressive and hostile towards other kids. This is because the protective region in the brain “fires up” and puts them into protective mode. They then tend to mistreat teachers and children when they feel threatened. The more kids are spanked the higher the risk for them to commit Juvenal crime suck as assaulting others, and constantly beating people. Some studies show that adults that were spanked as kids will handle high stressful tension with aggression towards others. Studies also show that children tend to be meaner to their friends as a way of showing their
Secondly, physical abuse is purposely causing physical harm or injuries to a child. Being physically abused includes being hit, kicked, or shaken. Parents who are abusive to their children often claim that their abuse is a form of discipline. There is a significant difference in abusing your child and trying to show them discipline. The whole point of using discipline is to show a child right from wrong. It becomes physical abuse instead of discipline when your...
Physical punishment may cause a child psychological problems. First, if the physical punishment starts at an early age the child will be used to being physically punished, therefore, his or hers self-esteem may severely negative as he or she grows up. Second, it is a life-affecting act to physically punish a child because they will be traumatized. Eventually parents should think twice before they can physically punish their children. What they should think of is what problems they are causing the child in its life.