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GREEN: MILD/SUBTLE SIGNS (FAS 1) Lip licking, avoids eye contact, turns head away without moving away, lifts paw, partially dilated pupils, slight panting but commissures of lips are relaxed.
Use these FAS Spectrum sheets to visually explain the different signs of FAS and the corresponding levels of arousal. Handouts available for dogs, cats, horses, birds, and rats.
Displays 1 to 2 moderate signs of FAS, such as ears slightly back or to the side, tail down, furrowed brow, slow movements or overly attention seeking, and/or panting with a tighter mouth (dog), occurring 4 or less times a minute. Readily accepts reinforcement (treats, toys, and attention).
1 Φεβ 2012 · This color poster developed by Dr. Sophia Yin and illustrated by Lili Chin, shows the common as well as more subtle signs of fear and anxiety in dogs. How to Greet a Dog (and What to Avoid) Poster.
Body Language of Fear in Dogs More Subtle Signs of Fear & Anxiety Slight Cowering Major Cowering Licking Lips when no food nearby Panting when not hot or thirsty Brows Furrowed, Ears to Side Moving in Slow Motion walking slow on floor Acting Sleepy or Yawning when they shouldn’t be tired
Downloadable and printable document from Fear Free describing each level of FAS in dogs, with illustrations and clearly defined levels. Feline Spectrum of Fear, Anxiety, Stress & Frustration (FAS) - Fear Free
Understand anxiety in dogs, including common triggers, symptoms, and effective treatments. Learn how to help your anxious dog with practical tips and solutions.
