The Relationship Between Aggression and Physical Disease in Dogs - 14/11/23
, Susana Le Brech, DVM, MSc, PhD, Xavier Manteca, DVM, PhD, DipECAWBMResumen |
Aggression is a very common behavioral problem in dogs. Although aggression can be part of the normal behavior of dogs, medical conditions can either trigger aggression as in the case of intracranial tumors or aggravate an existing aggression problem as it happens with painful conditions. Therefore, it is essential to include an assessment of physical health in the diagnostic protocol of canine aggression.
El texto completo de este artículo está disponible en PDF.Keywords : Canine aggression, Physical disease, Pain, Neurologic problems, Endocrine disease, Dermatologic problems, Microbiome, Diagnostic protocol
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| The authors are fully employed by the Autonomous University of Barcelona and have no economic interest that could interfere with their role as authors of this article. |
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