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A veterinarian trained solely in physiology might run bloodwork (which comes back normal) and dismiss the owner’s complaint of "aggression." However, a veterinarian trained in recognizes the trigger: anticipatory pain . The dog isn't aggressive; he is terrified of the physical consequences of being manipulated. By interpreting the behavior—the flattened ears, the lip lick, the whale eye—the clinician arrives at a diagnosis of chronic pain rather than idiopathic aggression. A veterinarian trained solely in physiology might run