Understanding Dog Behavior with Caesar

Caesar meets Tiger, a nervous dog, and assesses his aggression. He uses scent introduction and body language to build trust. Caesar explains the importance of understanding dog behavior, particularly nervous and fearful dogs. He emphasizes eye contact and non-verbal communication to establish a connection. Caesar demonstrates how to approach and handle dogs carefully, considering their perception of size and movement. He introduces leash training, showing how to associate the leash with positive experiences. The video highlights Tiger's progress, marking a milestone in his behavior as he becomes more comfortable and less reactive.

What is the first step Caesar takes when meeting Tiger?

• He gives Tiger a treat.

• He introduces his scent gradually.

• He starts by petting Tiger.

• He immediately puts a leash on Tiger.

What does a high-pitched bark usually indicate in a dog?

• Nervousness

• Aggression

• Curiosity

• Happiness

Why is eye contact important when dealing with a nervous dog?

• It distracts the dog from its fear.

• It makes the dog more aggressive.

• It allows the dog to understand your intentions.

• It helps establish dominance.

How does Caesar avoid intimidating Tiger with his body language?

• By standing tall and looking down.

• By moving in a straight line and avoiding tilting.

• By turning his back to the dog.

• By crouching low and making sudden movements.

What does Caesar appreciate about Tiger's perception of his physical size?

• It allows him to control Tiger easily.

• It helps him understand Tiger's fear.

• It makes him feel powerful.

• It makes Tiger more aggressive.

What does Caesar use to make the leash a positive experience for Tiger?

• Treats

• Toys

• Affection

• Commands

What does Caesar acknowledge to Tiger during leash training?

• Tiger's need for food

• Tiger's desire to play

• Tiger's aggression

• Tiger's resistance to the leash

What milestone does Tiger achieve in the social setting?

• Barking at strangers

• Remaining calm and quiet

• Running away from people

• Playing with other dogs

What is Tiger's usual reaction if he cannot fight?

• He barks loudly.

• He runs away.

• He surrenders.

• He hides.

How does Caesar describe Tiger's behavior when he is quiet and mesmerized?

• As a sign of surrender

• As a sign of fear

• As a sign of progress

• As a sign of aggression