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Behavior/Restraint

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How do animals communicate? using body and vocalizations such as barking, whimpering, etc
Why is it important to read an animal's body language and actions to understand how an animal is thinking/feeling
Why is reading Behavior aids in proper handling of animals important Prevents injury to both human and animal
What instincts do animals have? 1. Fight or Flight 2. Herd Instinct 3. Aggression from Individuals 4. Hierarchy 5.Dominance Aggression 6. Territorial Aggression 7. Redirected Aggression
What is Fight or Flight 1. Do I feel threatened 2. Run away from my attacker, FLIGHT 3. If I can't get away, I must FIGHT to preserve my life
What is Herd Instinct Safety in numbers and Dogs, horses, pigs, goats, and ungulates
What is Aggression from Individuals 1. Females in Heat 2. Females and their young 3. Intact Males
What is Hierarchy 1. Animals who live in packs, groups, or herds 2. pecking order 3. alpha
What is Dominance Aggression 1. May be presented against a dog's pack family or human family 2. May be exhibited upon lower ranking dogs or certain humans in the house over whom the dog is dominant 3. Possible situations; food possessive, toy aggressive, gender based, territorial,
What is territorial aggression 1. Establish and defend their territory 2. Dogs defend their home and owners 3. Cats in carriers 4. Remove the individual from their territory to decrease aggression
What is redirected aggression 1. Often stimulates a response from another source 2. Most dangerous and hardest to manage 3. Dog feels threatened by an outside stimulus, turns to the closest pack member 4. Ex: dog outside of yard or car driving down road
What is the Body language of fear in dogs Slight or Major Cowering
What are more subtle signs of fear and anxiety 1. Licking Lips 2. Panting 3. Brow furrowed, ears to side 4. Moving in slow motion 5. Acting sleepy or yawning 6.Hypervigilant 7. Suddenly won't eat 8. Moving Away 9. Pacing
How can you tell if dog is nervous or timid 1. Backed into corner 2. Avoids eye contact 3. Head down 4. Ears low
How can you tell if dog is frightened or nervous 1. Cowering 2. Ears pulled back 3. Tail tucked under
What is the person doing in the picture Hand out to allow dog to smell
What might this dog to Easily run away or lash out with fear aggression with any sudden movements or noises
How can you tell if the dog is frightened 1. Cowering 2. Moving Away 3. Ears pulled back
What might the dog do Likely run away the first chance it gets
How can you tell if the dog is shy or timid 1. Wide eyed 2. Slight cowering 3. Ears pulled back 4. Hiding
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