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Animal Behavior

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Animal Behaviors

Animal Types

  • Small Domestic (dog)
  • Large Domestic (horse)
  • Exotic (reptiles)

Small Domestic

DOG BEHAVIORS/SIGNS

  • Anxiety (wet dog shack when not wet)
  • Anxious (Hide, tail between legs)

DOG BEHAVIORS/SIGNS

  • Intrested (ears foward, tail high may or may not be wagging)
  • Happy (relaxed muscles, play bow)
Photo by theqspeaks

DOG BEHAVIORS/SIGNS

  • imminent bite (dog freezes, showing teeth)
  • aggression (guarding, snarl, snap and miss)
Photo by TonyTsangHK

large domestic

Photo by keeva999

HORSE BEHAVIORS/ SIGNS

  • afraid / anxious (head and neck held high, can't stand still, and quivering or trembling)
  • alert / focused (ears pionted in one direction, elevated tail, head and neck held up)
Photo by Anne Worner

HORSE BEHAVIORS/ SIGNS

  • Happy (soft look in the eyes, lower head , muscles are relaxed)
  • relaxed (eyes closed or partially closed)

HORSE BEHAVIORS/ SIGNS

  • annoyed (may pin their ears, grind teeth, stiffness of the body, toss head)
  • aggression/dominance (curl upper lib, swing hind end twords whoevere he's trying to control)

Exotic

Photo by seagers

caring for reptiles

  • THREE C'S (cool, calm, collected)
  • be confident
  • RESPECT
  • wash hands
Photo by atomicshark

caring for reptiles

  • BREAK THE HUNT
  • NEVER grab by the tail
  • avoid head restraint
  • LOADED GUN THEORY

caring for reptiles

  • buy captive animals
  • support the animal's body
  • limit out of cage time
  • EDUCATE YOURSELF