Where do I find scholarly books/sources online for free?

I actually have to hand it to the shelter for identifying the issues and posting them on the kennel. Many of the shelters I work with have no idea what fear aggression even is. Is it possible that that particular dog will not be adopted out unless the new owner has the correct qualifications to take something like that on? Did you ask? I don't know anything about how that shelter operates, but if they have the knowledge to tag a dog for what the issue is, maybe they also have the smarts to make sure it ends up in the proper environment. I don't work with breeds that can do much harm, but I would not adopt out a fear biter until I was sure that the situation was controlled, resolved, and the home had a full understanding of the problem. I actually have a foster right now who is a fear biter. She has been with me for 8 months already, and will not leave until the problem is fixed, one way or another. I once adopted a dog from a shelter who did an "eval", if that is what you would call it, and told me the dog was fine. After she bit three people, including me, I spent almost a year fixing her behavior issues. That seems to be the norm for evaluations around my area. If they had even done close to a real evaluation, she would have been put down and not put up for adoption. If a shelter or rescue does not have the ability to "fix" this kind of thing, the dog should be put down.

The above answer is right. From home, google scholar is good, though not every article is open access. If you go to the library, just ask the librarian to show you the website where you can get access to articles. The website depends on your state and your library is signed in to it.

google scholar free and easy. or depending on where you go to school most likely your library is subscribed to data bases jstor ebscohost etc. try looking at your own schools library website.