Sentences with phrase «as communicating with other dogs»

The tongue of a dog is also used for cleaning the body as well as communicating with other dogs.

Not exact matches

As for socializing dogs are very good at communicating and not being shy but socializing freely with other dogs, this is recognized when two dogs are presented to each other at a young age while humans are known to be shy at first especially at a toddlers age.

Dogs use howling to communicate with other dogs, as their wolf ancestors woDogs use howling to communicate with other dogs, as their wolf ancestors wodogs, as their wolf ancestors would.

Most dogs learn body language easiest as that is how they communicate with other dogs.

Dogs communicated this through the use of inhibited biting, along with other means of ritualistic aggression such as growling and body posturing.

With as many as thirty signals, our dogs possess a rich vocabulary to communicate with other dogs — and withWith as many as thirty signals, our dogs possess a rich vocabulary to communicate with other dogs — and withwith other dogs — and withwith us.

Trainers strive to develop what is known in the profession as «1,000 - hour eyes,» hours spent, literally, just watching dogs and learning how they communicate with each other and humans.

The Austrian Pinscher dog breed may not get along well with other dogs if you as the alpha human do not properly communicate to the dog that is unacceptable behavior.

As we said before, they can bark as a sign of communication in order to communicate with the other dogAs we said before, they can bark as a sign of communication in order to communicate with the other dogas a sign of communication in order to communicate with the other dogs.

Apparently, dogs use their tails as part of their body language when communicating with each other.

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Remember: You do not want to eliminate barking completely as that is the main way your dog has of communicating with you and with other dogs.

Remember that dogs learn how to communicate with each other as a member of the pack on their Mother's teats.

Obedience creates a tight bond between a puppy and its family as they learn to communicate with each other in a way the dog can understand.

As with other forms of licking we have seen, a dog who suddenly becomes obsessed with licking another dog's privates may be communicating that something is amiss health-wise with the other dog.

They also bark to communicate with other animals such as cat, deer, squirrel, fox and other dogs.

Every moment you spend with your dog you are in a constant feedback loop, communicating to each other, and training each other as well.

As two highly social species, both dogs and humans have intricate ways of communicating with others.

Some scholars say the findings of a team of Hungarian neuroscientists is much ado about nothing (dogs have always answered simple commands and responded favorably to loving language) but others say this is just the beginning of really communicating with dogs, who, fortunately, speak the same language as their owners.