Sentences with phrase «because dog body language»

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It's because you're communicating with your dog using only your energy and body language.

Because of fostering, I now feel comfortable reading a dog's body language and can communicate much more effectively with them.

Because your vocalization and body language are in contradiction, it is easy to understand why your dog may exhibit signs of confusion and anxiety and begin growling as a means of expression.

But they inflict a LOT of damage for their size and in my experience, probably because cats aren't such social animals as dogs, they don't have nearly as much calming body language to suggest that they are uncomfortable before they lash out.

However, the predictive value of body language is not as reliable as most think, largely because many body cues may have a variety of meanings and because fearful, rambunctious and uneducated dogs are more likely to bite than those that are aggressive.

Your dog will quickly learn to respond correctly to your handsignals, because dogs commonly communicate by body language.

I've even talked to people whose dogs have had serious injuries (and one lost a leg) because what seemed like play escalated into an attack — something that probably could have been avoided if everyone involved had been reading the body language of the dog and paying attention to some simple rules of behavior.

Understanding your puppy's body language is one of the key first time dog owner tips you'll get from others, because obviously if the dog can't hold it anymore, he will have an accident.

Unknown dogs are important because becoming social means learning to deal with, communicate properly to, and properly interpret the body language of hyper dogs, dominant dogs, fearful dogs, old dogs, young puppies, and so on.

It's because their trainer has not figured out how to read the body language of the dog, or that the dog has not been properly trained to give an indication of the desired scent to the trainer.

Because very few owners at the dog park know how to read dog body language, or have any idea how thier dog with react to yours.

And you can tell because your dog's ears are laid back, body language is relaxed, and your dog is so in tune with your assertion of power that your dog is almost automatic in responding to commands.