Kiara the dog had a bad experience the first time she was around small kids; a little toddler grabbed her fur with both hands and pulled hard, hurting and scaring Kiara.  Now when she sees small kids, she is afraid and hides.  If we see this as an example of classical conditioning, what is the conditioned stimulus?

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