Part One- Introduction
Why this ethogram
Why an ethogram is a useful tool
Who I am
My experience and research
Acknowledgements
Part two- Aggressiveness
Agonistic Behaviours
Aggressiveness
Aggressive behaviour
“He's not aggressive: he's never bitten anyone”
Measuring aggressiveness
Making a statement
Aggressiveness: genes and the environment
Aggressiveness: categories
Aggressiveness: defensive and offensive
Aggressiveness: dominance and resources
Behaviour and emotions
Part three - Ethogram of Agonistic Behaviours
Agonistic pucker
Approach
Arched neck
Arched tail
Attack
Attack stance
Back-off posture
Baring teeth
Barking
Bite shaking
Bite-threatening
Biting
Biting over the muzzle
Blank attack
Bow
Charge
Chasing
Circling / Turning around someone or something
Crawling
Defensive threatening
Face-off
Fearful-offensive threatening
Fence fighting
Following
Freezing
Frontal attack
Frontal stance
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