Pet Behavioral Issues
The “Behavioral Issues” section in a pet’s profile helps match pets with the right Yourgi Pro. When pet parents share concerns such as reactivity, anxiety, or aggression, it gives you the insight you need to prepare appropriately and ensure a safe, positive experience for both you and the pet.
What does “behavioral issues” mean in a pet profile?
When you set up a pet profile, you’ll see a section asking about behavioral issues. This helps Yourgi Pros understand your pet’s needs and provide safe, appropriate care.
Behavioral issues may include:
- Aggression: Growling, snapping, or biting toward people or other animals.
- Reactivity: Lunging, barking excessively, or pulling on the leash when around triggers (other dogs, strangers, cars, etc.).
- Anxiety or Stress Behaviors: Separation anxiety, destructive chewing, pacing, constant whining, accidents indoors.
- Fearfulness: Hiding, cowering, refusing to walk, or being overly sensitive to sounds or environments.
- Resource Guarding: Protecting food, toys, or spaces by growling or snapping.
- Other Concerns: Any repeated behavior that might affect the safety or comfort of the pet, the Pro, or other animals.
Why it matters:
- Sharing behavioral issues helps Yourgi Pros prepare properly (e.g., using the right equipment, allowing extra time, or avoiding certain environments).
- Being honest ensures your pet is matched with the right Pro who can handle their needs safely.
- It keeps everyone safe and comfortable — your pet, your Pro, and others around them.
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