Created by 1st year veterinary students at the Western College of Veterinary Medicine, University of Saskatchewan as an assignment in their Animal Behaviour class
Humans get them too, search for "controlling goosebumps". I have been able to since I was 7 and by tweaking my neck slightly and focusing on the soft spot between my spine and head until 2-4 waves of energy can be created causing a ripple effect that runs all over my skin. Takes about 10 minutes to recharge and it can hurt if you don't wait.
My dog is afraid of my cat- and when my cat came close to her, she began to shake and only a patch of fur stood up at the base of her tail. What exactly does that mean?
Get your dog in check! If you don’t, your dog will soon be put down, meaning killed. Either by people or another animal. Don’t be the reason for your dogs death.
What 6kstringz is saying to all who reacted to his comment that his dog killed another dog is a response to the video that is misleading people. You take the video's example what dominance and fear is you will get the same result. Technically you don't let your dog continue the behavior and no signs or illustration can tell exactly what it is until its too late because every raised hackles in every dog tells differently. In other words there are lots of factor to consider not just the raised hackles. The study is only a pattern they assume is normal, in dog aggression you dont fix it with assumptions, dont do monkey see monkey do youtube university.
My dog gets it all the time when she sees cats
My dog get the sometimes when I put her on my bed.
Wonder why?
Humans get them too, search for "controlling goosebumps". I have been able to since I was 7 and by tweaking my neck slightly and focusing on the soft spot between my spine and head until 2-4 waves of energy can be created causing a ripple effect that runs all over my skin. Takes about 10 minutes to recharge and it can hurt if you don't wait.
My dog is afraid of my cat- and when my cat came close to her, she began to shake and only a patch of fur stood up at the base of her tail. What exactly does that mean?
Fear
Ratigan hair does this on The Great Mouse Detective
Humans get this too...you know
He states this at the 3:10 mark, so he does know.
goose bumps ?
KxngHacker goosebumps I think
Cats get them too
Love the names hahaha
Hackles are so nasty
@@apexavenger6551 I don’t mean to offend anyone, I just hate the way it looks. I know it’s natural. I just don’t like it it makes me feel queasy
@@kdawgiiee same bro. that's why i'm watching this cus it makes me sick
@@SocialOrbit yea idk why I do this to myself LMAO
It’s not because there scared bruh my Rottweiler did this his hair stand straight up on his back an he attacked a dog an killed it
It also means anger, also you gotta get that dog handled (trained) it just killing other dogs isn’t okay
Wtf Is cheese?
Right!
Get your dog in check! If you don’t, your dog will soon be put down, meaning killed. Either by people or another animal.
Don’t be the reason for your dogs death.
That is fucked up. I hope you put a muzzle on him when he's in public.
What 6kstringz is saying to all who reacted to his comment that his dog killed another dog is a response to the video that is misleading people. You take the video's example what dominance and fear is you will get the same result. Technically you don't let your dog continue the behavior and no signs or illustration can tell exactly what it is until its too late because every raised hackles in every dog tells differently. In other words there are lots of factor to consider not just the raised hackles. The study is only a pattern they assume is normal, in dog aggression you dont fix it with assumptions, dont do monkey see monkey do youtube university.