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Since we've been discussing agility & body language
Commentary in the second video will inform you why the handler is completely
silent: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DzRcQ3SUO8U http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g6Qe9...eature=related |
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Since we've been discussing agility & body language
"sionnach" wrote in message ... Commentary in the second video will inform you why the handler is completely silent: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DzRcQ3SUO8U http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g6Qe9...eature=related ============ What a cute dainty dog. Does that dog not have a tail? Is it a p up? |
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Since we've been discussing agility & body language
"pfoley" wrote: ============ What a cute dainty dog. Does that dog not have a tail? Is it a pup? No, he's not a pup -dogs have to be at least 18 months old to do NADAC agility. He's a very small Australian Shepherd, aka "Mini Aussie". And it's normal for Aussies not to have tails. The reason he's deaf is that he's what's known as a "lethal white", which can happen if someone is ignorant enough to breed two merle dogs together. You can't really see it in those videos, because they're somewhat low quality, but he also has blue eyes which are slightly smaller than normal & appear to be abnormally light-sensitive. |
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Since we've been discussing agility & body language
"sionnach" wrote in message ... "pfoley" wrote: ============ What a cute dainty dog. Does that dog not have a tail? Is it a pup? No, he's not a pup -dogs have to be at least 18 months old to do NADAC agility. He's a very small Australian Shepherd, aka "Mini Aussie". And it's normal for Aussies not to have tails. The reason he's deaf is that he's what's known as a "lethal white", which can happen if someone is ignorant enough to breed two merle dogs together. You can't really see it in those videos, because they're somewhat low quality, but he also has blue eyes which are slightly smaller than normal & appear to be abnormally light-sensitive. =========== That was very interesting; thanks. He is very cute. It must be difficult for a deaf dog to know what to do. |
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