FxxxxxG DOG!!!!
26-08-2010 | 11:10 PM
#41
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It could be because he sees you as his pack leader (which is exactly the position an owner should have) and doesn't want confrontation in the way of being head on with you. In dogs it is a form of submissiveness body language. Have you ever seen the program Dog Borstal, on occasions when the dog is very domineering they get the owner to stand behind the dog and groom it as having access to the dogs back is a form of dominance and it is supposed to give the dominance back to the owner.
Sorry if that's a bit garbled, i know what i'm trying to say but just struggling to put it into words.
It could be because he sees you as his pack leader (which is exactly the position an owner should have) and doesn't want confrontation in the way of being head on with you. In dogs it is a form of submissiveness body language. Have you ever seen the program Dog Borstal, on occasions when the dog is very domineering they get the owner to stand behind the dog and groom it as having access to the dogs back is a form of dominance and it is supposed to give the dominance back to the owner.
Sorry if that's a bit garbled, i know what i'm trying to say but just struggling to put it into words.
26-08-2010 | 11:24 PM
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It could be because he sees you as his pack leader (which is exactly the position an owner should have) and doesn't want confrontation in the way of being head on with you. In dogs it is a form of submissiveness body language. Have you ever seen the program Dog Borstal, on occasions when the dog is very domineering they get the owner to stand behind the dog and groom it as having access to the dogs back is a form of dominance and it is supposed to give the dominance back to the owner.
Sorry if that's a bit garbled, i know what i'm trying to say but just struggling to put it into words.
It could be because he sees you as his pack leader (which is exactly the position an owner should have) and doesn't want confrontation in the way of being head on with you. In dogs it is a form of submissiveness body language. Have you ever seen the program Dog Borstal, on occasions when the dog is very domineering they get the owner to stand behind the dog and groom it as having access to the dogs back is a form of dominance and it is supposed to give the dominance back to the owner.
Sorry if that's a bit garbled, i know what i'm trying to say but just struggling to put it into words.
26-08-2010 | 11:34 PM
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27-08-2010 | 08:51 PM
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pair of coonts!!!
he does fine.he can feel like a bloody avalanche at times! he is a lump when he launches at you.
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