Fear Aggression When afraid of something, get away from it – Escape – Avoidance – Aggression – Fear, flight, fight Can be afraid of a person/animal/th
{"Image DocumentName": "Fear Aggression When afraid of something, get away from it", "Image ImageDescription": "Escape. Avoidance. Aggression. Fear, flight, fight. Can be afraid of a person/animal/thing. Attacks if this is only recourse. Look for hierarchy of behavior: Fear. Escape/avoidance. Then aggression. E.g., cowering, running away, Note: when aggressor turns back, may attack! avoid turning your back on a fearful dog. Fear aggression is characterized by rapid nips or bites: fearful dog is motivated to bite and then run away. Aggression may not begin with clear threats or warning. It is the fearful posture, retreat or running away and avoidance that IS the cue! Male and female dogs are equally prone to fear aggression. Common in both puppies and adults.", "Image XResolution": "37", "Image YResolution": "37", "Image ResolutionUnit": "Pixels/Centimeter", "Image Software": "SlidePlayer", "Image YCbCrPositioning": "Centered"}