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Dogs and Social Behavior
Many of the problems you may be having with your dog stem from the
fact that nature never designed the dog to live in complex, modern human society. Given this fact, dogs have done remarkably well and have stuck with us through thick and thin for 14,000 years. However, human society keeps getting more complex with technology and complicated social systems. If you have trouble reading other people's signals sometimes, think how hard it is for your dog. A misreading of these social signals can lead to a lot of problems for you and your cherished pet. One of the most important things you can do for your dog is to learn how to understand their communication and respond accordingly. I've started a blog that has more information of some of what I'm talking about. If you feel like checking it out, it's at: http://www.socialdog.blogspot.com Having a dog is a big lifestyle choice and takes commitment. Don't give up on your dog because you're finding him challenging. The two of you can work it out and even have some fun doing it. |
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