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Abnormal Repetitive Behaviors in Pets

Abnormal repetitive behaviors in our pets—such as tail or shadow chasing—are some of the most complex and least understood of the behavior problems affecting dogs and cats. Dr. Valarie Tynes, a veterinarian with Premier Veterinary Behavior Consulting in Fort Worth, Texas, talks about why these behaviors develop, and what can be done to stop them.

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