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Fear can be used as a survival tool - in the wild, dogs become socialised in their sensitive period with other dogs and this results in a fear of humans. Ultimately this means that they will stay away from humans though if cornered will display signs of aggression towards humans or chase a farmer's livestock and kill it for food. As they are wild, they may be deemed to be a pest by humans and action can be taken to eradicate them or control their numbers - not being socialised with humans and fearing them will mean the dog will run from what it fears and stands a better chance of survival.
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Is there any connection between Down syndrome and fear of dogs?
There is no direct connection between Down syndrome and a fear of dogs. Fear of dogs, known as cynophobia, can develop in any individual regardless of their health condition. It is important to approach individuals with Down syndrome, like anyone else, with patience, understanding, and respect when it comes to their feelings and fears.
What animal do koalas hate?
Koalas do not "hate" any animals. They do, however, fear dogs which are one of their main predators.
A person who was bitten by a dog as a toddler may have no recollection of that event but may be of dogs?
Later the toddler may not have any conscious memory of the specific incident but he/she may have developed a fear or phobia of dogs.
Why do dogs attack a dog having a seizure?
Dogs may attack another dog having a seizure out of confusion, fear, or stress. The sight and sounds of a seizure can be alarming to other dogs, triggering an aggressive response as they try to protect themselves or defend their territory. It's important to keep dogs calm and separate during a seizure to prevent any potential harm.
What are the Values of wild life?
beauty............economic value..........scientific value............survival value......etc......
What do raccoons fear?
Raccoons fear any predator that could kill and eat them. The list would vary with the home range of the raccoon. It might include cougars, jaguars, bobcats, wolves, coyotes, alligators and, in some areas, large constrictor snakes. They are also quite wary of humans and dogs.
Why are there any wars?
Survival. Power ensures survival.
Does a ferret have any survival mechanisms?
A ferret has no survival mechanisms.They have been domesticated so long and have lost any ability to survive on it's own and have no inherent fear of other animals A survival mechanism is anything that helps an organism elude capture by predators. If a ferret was in the back yard and was attacked by a raccoon, it would use it's sharp teeth to ward off the raccoon. More info on survival mechanisms can be found here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Survival_mechanism
Does any dog bite?
when it feels like its going to get hurt. a dog only attacks someone when they can sense their fear. because dogs can smell fear. A dog can bite when it is scared, when it is threatened, when it is playing or happy. Some times dogs bite to show how they feel. Biting is a way that dogs can communicate with each other in the DOG WORLD.
Do married men stop cheating?
Any man who has cheating in his background is likely to do it again. The only way they change is when they develop the value of being monogamous. This value is an internal value, that is, not managed by threats, fear of being discovered--or by being married--and so on.
Why is a peacock important to its survival?
As with any organism, that organism has to be important to itself to ensure survival.
How do the characters in Ordinary People pertain to the quote There is nothing to Fear but Fear Itself?
They do not have any fear in everything and therefore they have nothing to fear but fear itself.
