Animal Behavior

5. tame and easygoing
8. herd of adult males without harems
10. condition of the hair standing straight up
15. behavior that is angry and destructive and intended to be injurious, physically or emotionally, and aimed at domination of one animal by another
17. the attribution of human motivation, characteristics, or behavior to animals
18. helpless at birth or hatching or hatching and requiring parental care for a period of time
19. a foal is trained not to pull on the halter by being tied to an overhe4ad cable
20. the act of obeying or carrying out commands
21. single, alone, living without others
22. training an animal to perform a response to a stimulus that is different and incompatible with the previous response to the same stimulus
23. a substance released outside of the body and perceived (as by smell) by other individuals of the same species, releasing specific behavior in the percipient
26. a dog jumps on you while playing and then you tell him no and stop playing
27. the presence of immature characteristics into adulthood
29. active and able to move freely from birth or hatching and requiring very little parental care
30. competitive or combative
31. an attitude of the body. the natural and comfortable bearing of the body on normal, healthy animals

1. yielding or surrendering to the will or authority of another
2. emotional and mental qualities of an individual
3. a dog is loudly scolded while urinating on the carpet
4. using a gradually increasing stimulus to reduce the stimulus' impact on the animal
5. exerting a ruling or controlling influence
6. the scientific study of animal behavior, particularly in the natural state
7. punch resection of the vocal cords; debarking, devocalization
9. the process of familiarization between animals in a group and, in companion animals, between the animals and humans
11. belonging to a lower class or rank
12. the display of destructive behavior, vocalization, urination and defecation by some dogs when left alone or separated from their owners
13. a herd of cows runs to the pickup truck that is often used to bring them hay
14. a group of females and young defended by a single male
16. a kind of learning in the very young based mainly on maternal attachment and acquisition of basic behavior patterns (D)
24. tending to move in or from a group, as a herd, pack or flock, with others of the same kind
25. something that excites or activates
28. order of superiority