Description
Hiding, cowering, drooling, peeing, panting, or shaking can all be signs of insecurity and fear. Uneasy times like trips to the vet, new situations, thunder and stormy weather, competitions, fireworks, gun shots, past mistreatment—all need support. The fight or flight aspect of survival is alive and well in even our domesticated animals, not just those in the wild. Their native instincts are just under the surface. This could be why our pets often express fear even when living in a familiar and
