694
edits
Changes
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
Risk Assessment and Prognosis of Feline Aggression (view source)
Revision as of 14:31, 4 July 2014
, 14:31, 4 July 2014→Discerning patterns associated with aggression
* Stimuli: noises, movements, unfamiliar people, other cats.
* Stimuli: noises, movements, unfamiliar people, other cats.
* Human actions/interactions: Handling, grooming, picking up or corning the cat. Shouting/shrieking at the cat, pushing the cat away, sudden movements, threats (raised hand).
* Human actions/interactions: Handling, grooming, picking up or corning the cat. Shouting/shrieking at the cat, pushing the cat away, sudden movements, threats (raised hand).
* Interactions with other cats: play, competition around resources (food, water, latrines, cat doors).
* Interactions with other cats: play, grooming, competition around resources (food, water, latrines, cat doors).
* Relationship to events or activities: Arrival of a visitor, entry of another cat, play, grooming, feeding, owner departure from the house)
* Relationship to events or activities: Arrival of a visitor, entry of another cat, play, grooming, feeding, owner departure from the house)
* Timing: The times of day when aggressive incidents, or near misses, have tended to occur.<br><br>
* Timing: The times of day when aggressive incidents, or near misses, have tended to occur.<br><br>