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88Is my Dog Dominant or Submissive?
No matter what the breed is, any individual dog can be dominant or submissive. It's all in the temperament of the individual dogs. Collies can be very dominant and Rottweilers can be very submissive, or the...
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89Warning Signs of Potentially Dangerous and Aggressive Dogs
Fodd Many times dogs owners are faced with behaviors from their canine friends that are a bit far from what would be expected from ''man's best friend''. Such behavior issues are often ignored or excused with...
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77Body Language of Dominant and Submissive Dogs
Observing the behavior of wolves and wild canines in general may be helpful in teaching some specifics when it comes to being a good pack leader. While dogs and wolves may appear like distant relatives, in a...
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74Causes of Aggression in Dogs
Defining a dog as aggressive is pretty generic because dogs may be affected by different types of aggression. In order to properly assess aggression in dogs it is fundamental therefore to resort to...
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60A Note To Pets.
The following article was emailed to me by an old work colleague, Richard Jacob, a couple of years ago, and until recently I’d forgotten about it. But today I’ve been doing a bit of computer tidying,...
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79Understanding Dog To Dog Eye Contact
Dogs, as natural pack animals, have developed universally understood ways to communicate with each other. A dog uses vocalizations in the form of growls, barks and snarls, as well as physical posturing and...
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79Most Difficult Dog Breed
The most difficult dog breeds are simply the ones that do not fit our expectations, temperament, or lifestyle. One man's favorite dog breed is another man's dog breed from hell. Here we examine the key characteristics that make up the most difficult dog breeds.
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78Wag The Tail#10-Dog Bites: From 10 Fingers To 9 2/3
The world saw when President George W. Bush's dog Barney bit a reporter possibly to get the message across; You don't like my owner I don't like you. This may or may not have been the case but something was...
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77Why do dogs stare?
Dogs have different personalities, different breeds exhibit different characteristics. However, a dog’s body language has more or less the same meanings. A responsible pet owner should take time to...
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73Why do dogs lift their feet when peeing?
Most animals are territorial. They make it a point to mark their territories to let other animals of their kind know that the area was already taken. Bears make scratching marks on trees, the higher the...
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