Shadow's Rehabilitation and Behavior Understanding

Caesar explains the process of rehabilitating dogs, focusing on the difference between aggressive and fixated dogs. He uses swimming as a tool to help a dog named Shadow overcome her fear of water and learn to focus. By managing her energy and guiding her into a follower state, Caesar helps Shadow reconnect with her leader, Judy, demonstrating significant progress in her behavior.

What does Caesar find easier to rehabilitate?

• An aggressive dog

• A lazy dog

• A fixated dog

• A fearful dog

What is the first step Caesar takes to prevent aggression in Shadow?

• Helping her overcome fear of water

• Teaching her tricks

• Introducing her to new dogs

• Taking her for a walk

What does Caesar aim to achieve by helping Shadow focus?

• To reduce her aggression

• To prevent her from barking

• To make her sleep more

• To make her more playful

What state does Shadow transition into after following Caesar?

• Frantic state

• Follower state

• Aggressive state

• Playful state

What activity helps Shadow remember how to be a dog?

• Running

• Swimming

• Playing fetch

• Eating

What does Caesar use to calm Shadow down?

• A treat

• A toy

• A leash

• Swimming

What is the significance of Shadow's breakthrough?

• She can sleep peacefully

• She can jump high

• She can focus and follow

• She can now bark loudly

Who is Shadow's original leader?

• Caesar

• Bella

• Judy

• Max

What does Shadow's ability to follow indicate?

• She is tired

• She is bored

• She is hungry

• She is capable of listening