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Old December 2nd 03, 02:10 AM
Rosa Palmén
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Hi

I'm wondering what a dog really is signalling when it bares it's front
teeth?
Usually the ears are back and outwards at the time, but not totally flat.

Rosa


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Old December 2nd 03, 03:00 PM
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There are many dogs who "smile".
Janet, have you ever tried to teach that? I've had no luck because I
can't catch it to reinforce.
Rosa, I'm concerned about the ears back. Are you picking anything
else up from the body?




















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Old December 2nd 03, 03:00 PM
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There are many dogs who "smile".
Janet, have you ever tried to teach that? I've had no luck because I
can't catch it to reinforce.
Rosa, I'm concerned about the ears back. Are you picking anything
else up from the body?




















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Old December 2nd 03, 03:00 PM
Chris
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There are many dogs who "smile".
Janet, have you ever tried to teach that? I've had no luck because I
can't catch it to reinforce.
Rosa, I'm concerned about the ears back. Are you picking anything
else up from the body?




















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Old December 2nd 03, 03:00 PM
Chris
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There are many dogs who "smile".
Janet, have you ever tried to teach that? I've had no luck because I
can't catch it to reinforce.
Rosa, I'm concerned about the ears back. Are you picking anything
else up from the body?




















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Old December 2nd 03, 03:29 PM
Leah
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(J1Boss) wrote:
There are many dogs who "smile". I have a favorite little Eskie friend who
gives me a huge grin every time he sees me. Chessies often smile as well.


I know a huge golden who smiles and jumps at you, golden-style, for affection.
If you don't read dog well, you could very well think he's attacking.

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