In order to treat our pets right, it is helpful to understand why they do what they do, and how to react. Sometimes pets are acting out of natural instinct and sometimes they are reacting to lack of training. Training an animal to behave appropriately involves praise and attention, and giving your pet a positive alternative to the unwanted behavior. If you think your pet is acting strangely, make an appointment with your vet. If attempts at training your pet are failing, you may want to consult with a professional trainer.
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