Territorial dogs are a fact of life when you live in a developing nation or a place with a lot of village and street dogs. These dogs aren’t dangerous usually, and in fact if you allow your dog agency to interact they habituate without issue. Neon bolted from this dog, and she’s on a leash so she stops and squares up. Everyone calms down, Neon sets some boundaries and now we won’t have any issues meeting this dog in the future. I’d never force her into a down, shock her in the presence of other
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Territorial dogs are a fact of life when you live in a developing nation or a place with a lot of village and street dogs. These dogs aren’t dangerous usually, and in fact if you allow your dog agency to interact they habituate without issue. Neon bolted from this dog, and she’s on a leash so she stops and squares up. Everyone calms down, Neon sets some boundaries and now we won’t have any issues meeting this dog in the future. I’d never force her into a down, shock her in the presence of other
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My dogs think they are full-time personal bodyguards
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My dogs think they are full-time personal bodyguards
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I encounter loose dogs a lot traveling, and usually they are alone. No people around. If I wasn’t able to handle this situation, I wouldn’t bring my dogs out here. I expect it this. I wasn’t sure how these intact males would do with my intact male, so I got my male on a leash and kept him under my control. The girls are free to interact. Social media has glorified control and not allowing dogs to be dogs or have agency. I’m not impressed by social media “trainers” needing to have there dogs unde
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I encounter loose dogs a lot traveling, and usually they are alone. No people around. If I wasn’t able to handle this situation, I wouldn’t bring my dogs out here. I expect it this. I wasn’t sure how these intact males would do with my intact male, so I got my male on a leash and kept him under my control. The girls are free to interact. Social media has glorified control and not allowing dogs to be dogs or have agency. I’m not impressed by social media “trainers” needing to have there dogs unde
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There are many great pitbull type dogs out there. It’s important to remember we need to judge all dogs as individuals, rather than paint every dog as the same thing. Do you agree? | Thinking Canine
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There are many great pitbull type dogs out there. It’s important to remember we need to judge all dogs as individuals, rather than paint every dog as the same thing. Do you agree? | Thinking Canine
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❌DOGS LOVE TO PLEASE❌ it’s time to start thinking about what actually motivates our dogs, because it is NOT just to “please you”. dogs do things that feel good, and they avoid things that feel bad. I mean, it’s a little more complex than that, but it’s definitely not just to ‘please’ you. follow @toosmartdogs if you wanna learn more 🐾🧠 | Too Smart Dogs
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❌DOGS LOVE TO PLEASE❌ it’s time to start thinking about what actually motivates our dogs, because it is NOT just to “please you”. dogs do things that feel good, and they avoid things that feel bad. I mean, it’s a little more complex than that, but it’s definitely not just to ‘please’ you. follow @toosmartdogs if you wanna learn more 🐾🧠 | Too Smart Dogs
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I’m not a fan of provoking scared dogs to bite but I’m all about sports that are fun for dogs, especially confident little guys! | Thinking Canine
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I’m not a fan of provoking scared dogs to bite but I’m all about sports that are fun for dogs, especially confident little guys! | Thinking Canine
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7 Ways to Train a Dog to Get Along With Other Dogs
7 Ways to Train a Dog to Get Along With Other Dogs
Jan 1, 2009
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Dogs can be destructive… super destructive. Keeping a dog contained in a puppy proof space or crate is essential, as is providing plenty of hard chews for them so they don’t experiment with your walls and furniture. But seriously… eating drywall and insulation is no good. Once a dog has a taste for walls, I wouldn’t trust them for a loooooong time. This could be from separation anxiety, lack of training, or a rodent in the walls. I think a lot of people feel bad crating their dog but dogs ruinin
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A “submissive grin” in dogs is often misunderstood because it looks like a snarl, but it’s actually the opposite. Some dogs will retract their lips vertically, exposing their front teeth, sometimes with soft eyes, a lowered head, and a wiggly, curved body. This isn’t a threat display. It’s an appeasement gesture. The dog is communicating, “I’m not a challenge. I mean no harm.” You’ll typically see submissive grinning: • During greetings with familiar humans • When a dog anticipates mild social p
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A common thing I hear as a dog behavior expert and trainer is “dogs correct each other, so why can’t I correct my dog.” Dogs using corrections as communication, and to set boundaries in their own defense. And that’s all! People use physical corrections typically not to defend their own space or items (all distance increasing behaviors by the way) but to decrease distance in most cases, or to control the dog! How confusing is that? #dogbehavior #dogtraining #dogtrainingtips | Thinking Canine
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Dogs may not be as smart as humans in many ways, but their reaction time in many situations is superior (and their ability to notice something isn’t right). This is what makes them so sensitive sometimes. | Thinking Canine
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What Do Dogs Think About?
Nov 12, 2020
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What Do Dogs Think About All Day? A Dog's Mind Revealed •
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This dog is very uncomfortable in this situation. It happens. Dogs can have issues. The first step in treating an issue is recognizing it for what it is, preventing it via management, and getting your dog some help. Especially when you have an older dog, it’s important to make sure you don’t allow something like this to escalate into a bite. Clearly this dog was saying, get out of my space! And often dogs like this do way better with just a little bit of work. | Thinking Canine
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Dogs lose their minds when humans bring out plush dogs that look way too real. From confused stares to jealous barking and dramatic reactions, these pups simply can’t handle their fluffy “twins.” The ending will have you laughing nonstop!#FunnyDogs #DogReactions #PetMemes #HilariousPetsfunny dogs, dog reaction video, dogs vs plush toys, plush dog prank, funny pet memes, dogs confused, hilarious dog reactions, dog comedy, viral dog video, cute dogs funny, dogs barking at toys, dog jealousy, pet p
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Do dogs ever attack without warning? And what makes a warning a warning? Was this enough of a warning? | Thinking Canine
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Do Dogs Think?
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Two poems about what dogs think (probably)
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Letting your dog ride loose in the back of an SUV puts them in serious danger during a crash.The cargo area is often part of the vehicle’s crumple zone—designed to absorb impact, not protect passenger dogs. In a collision, that space can collapse, squishing your dog like a bug.Even sudden stops can send a loose dog flying, risking injury to them and others in the car.A secured crate or crash-tested harness in the back seat is a much safer choice.Your dog deserves the same safety precautions you’
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Preventing dog to dog guarding starts with not putting your dog in awkward situations, especially as a flex. Dogs don’t want to eat from the same bowl. They don’t want to eat with another dog in their face. Can I feed my dogs side by side… sure. Do I? No. Because it’s weird and unnecessary and I want my dogs to feel comfortable. | Thinking Canine
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A thinking dog is a stable dog 🐶😇 Most people focus on obedience, but obedience alone doesn’t create a calm or confident dog. A dog can sit, down, heel, and place on command and still be stressed, overstimulated, or unable to settle. That’s because obedience is mechanical. Emotional regulation is learned. A thinking dog is always more reliable than an obedient one because thinking requires the dog to stay aware of the environment, check in with the handler, and regulate their own nervous syste
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Teaching strong recall words and control cues is very important if you want to have a dog who can have some freedom. My dogs are very good about this. I’ve worked to teach them to listen quickly and eagerly. You can see they aren’t listening because of a reward or bribery. They aren’t looking for treats or ball reward. They love their rewards but that’s not why they listen… they listen because they have been taught to listen and that it pays off. Sometimes they get rewarded. Sometimes they don’t
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