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16 Cards in this Set
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cat ears pointed forward |
relaxed |
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cat ears are erected but swiveled to point to the side |
aggressive |
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cat ears flattened on the head |
frightened |
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cat tail high |
greeting, investigating or frustrated |
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cat tail hanging |
relaxed |
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cat tail down but tip held out |
aggressive |
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cat tail tucked |
frightened |
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cat walk high head down rear seems hight than front end. piloerected hair on rump |
aggressive |
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cat arches body, tail up ears flattened to the head |
fearfull and aggressive |
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olfactory |
marking, fecal marking spraying |
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relaxed dog |
ears- relaxed eyes- almond shaped, squinting mouth- open tail- relaxed, may be wagging loosely weight distribution- evenly |
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playful dog |
ears- relaxed or happy eyes- relaxed soft mouth- open licking tongue tail- wagging fast sometimes in a circular motion weight distribution- lown in the font raised ears "playbow" |
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defensive aggression/ fearful dog |
ears- back/low eyes- dilated pupil, wide open, "whale eye" mouth- closed, lip licking, yawining, stress pants every now and then. some cheek puffing possible if teeth are showing mouth is typically open wide and all teeth are showing tail- low or tucked up under belly weight distribution- body is tense, no moving much, hackles may be raised. lowered or crouched down possible painting, salivating, and trembling |
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offensive aggression dog |
ears-forward eyes-direct stare mouth- teeth are visable, may be barking or growling lips are retracted in such a way showing mustil the k-9s and incisors tail- up, stiff, may be moving slowly weight distribution- leaned forward, stiff, hackles may be raised |
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submissive dog |
ears-back eyes- squinting, avoiding eye contact, soft mouth- licking face, smile tail- low or down weight distribution- shifted down/back, lowered, sometimes the roll over to expose under side, may raise paw in appeasementsome turn to the side to indicate no threat |
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specialized tenician in the US at this time 2013 |
