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I talked to a friend who lost her dog recently. (I just lost 2 of my precious dogs - Benny & Dukie). She says that her way to get over the grief is to celebrate their life by writing about the good, the funny and even the aggravating stories of their life! What a great idea.
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Adopting a dog is one of the greatest joys you will have in your life. Make sure you know all you can before adopting and if you have adopted before, please share your stories and advice.
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==>>Dog Obedience Problems? Put an End to the Stress and Annoyance of Your Dog Behavior Problems! Use Techniques That Give You Immediate Results!
Reading body language has never been an easy task, reading a dog to try & anticipate their next move can be very complicated. You see a waggy tail & immediately most people would think that the dog’s extremely friendly & wishing to say ‘hello’, a wagging tail simply indicates that the dog’s excited about an occurrence, this could be positively or negatively. The basic rule with tails is a high, upright, wag is to show dominance & assertiveness; a low, fast wag incorporating short sweeps of the tail shows the dog is no threat & being friendly; a low, slow wag with large sweeps is showing the dog is happy to see you.
