Thekey to preventingortreatingbehaviorproblemsislearning toteach the dogto redirectitsnormalbehaviortooutlets that areacceptable in the domesticsetting.
Louise Mewton of the University of New South Wales in Australia, the lead author of that research, worries that the DSM-5 will pathologize normalbehavior.
They spent 10 years in the U.S. during a formative period of their lives, exhibiting normalbehavior for first-generation immigrants, said Mitchell Silber, a former intelligence official in the New York Police Department.