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Many of the wolf-like social behaviors of the dog are not things that endear them to us, and many have lost their original social purpose to the dog as well They are appendages that evolution hasnand#39;t managed to shake yet Like the human appendix, they range from merely useless to downright awkward
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Source: The Dog/Wolf Connection
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By on Jun 5, 2008 in Dog Psychology | 0 Comments
The canine nose has something like twenty times as many primary receptor cells as the human nose How all of this works to detect odors is one of the great scientific wonders of the world Studies in a number of species have found that different regions of the mucous lining within the nose have different chemical properties, more readily absorbing chemicals of one particular molecular shape or ano…..More on Child Psychology And Dog Bites
Source: Amazing Power Of A Dogand#39;s Sense Of Smell
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By on Jun 4, 2008 in Dog Psychology | 0 Comments
Some dog owners and dog trainers expect their dogand#39;s level of thinking and smartness to be the same of humans, when being trained This mistaken assumption about dog psychology can be devastating to the expectations of both the dog owner and the dog itself
Trainers shouldnand#39;t assess canine intelligence against human standards Each individual canine may possess his own unique talent If the occ…..More on Home Learning Dog Psychology
Source: Measuring Your Dogand#39;s Intelligence
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By on Jun 4, 2008 in Dog Psychology | 0 Comments
There are some things a dog cannot help doing If he is going to bite someone, he needs to look at his target, and he needs to bare his teeth If he is going to defend himself, he has to tuck his ears back and his tail down and turn aside In the dark unrecorded mists of wolf history, wolves that had the wits to notice these things had an edge over their more obtuse pack-mates Being on the looko…..More on Distance Course Dog Psychology
Source: Connecting Your Dogand#39;s Habits To Its Ancestors
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By on Jun 4, 2008 in Dog Psychology | 0 Comments
The submissive dog, like the fearful dog, will try to appear smaller, but will rarely raise his hackles The submissive dog will either scoot along the ground in a sit position to get closer to the dominant entity or roll over on the ground to expose his belly and genitals, displaying vulnerability to the aggressor The dog may even urinate during this display The head of a submissive dog is held…..More on Compass Canine Studies Dog Psychology
Source: The Submissive Dog
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By on Jun 3, 2008 in Dog Psychology | 0 Comments
No one really knows for sure why dogs love to roll in stinky things, but people who study animal behavior have some pretty good idea Some experts believe that dogs like to mark themselves with their territory A dog wearing a bit of woodchuck carcass or horse poop on his neck and shoulders is a lot like a man wearing a big gold chain around his neck It says something about him and where he lives…..More on Dog Learning Psychology Courses Online
Source: Understanding Why Dogs Roll Around In The Dirtiest Of Things
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By on Jun 3, 2008 in Dog Psychology | 0 Comments
It is often suggested that members of the pack selflessly subordinate their own interests to the greater interests of the group, but this is really not an honest description of the evolutionary forces or motives at work In wolf packs the males and females of the group each establish their own social rankings The top male and top female furiously disrupt any attempts by their inferiors to breed …..More on Compass Dog Psychology Canine Studies
Source: Social Rankings Of The Wolf Pack: Further Understanding Of Our Dogand#39;s Ancestors
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By on Jun 2, 2008 in Dog Psychology | 0 Comments
Some instinctive social behaviors of the wolf may be left unexpressed in the dog simply because the opportunity never arises for them to be expressed in a new social setting But even when dogs range freely in wild or semi-wild circumstances, they show distinct divergences from their wild ancestors As part of his behavioral study of the wolf, Erik Zimen raised a pack of poodles and a pack of wolv…..More on Compass Dog Psychology Canine Studies
Source: Interesting Comparison Study With Wolves and Poodles
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By on Jun 1, 2008 in Dog Psychology | 0 Comments
It wasnand#39;t by accident that advertising for the company RCA once featured a dog cocking his head in front of a speaker horn Thereand#39;s something about this position that most people find utterly adorable Dogs know it, too, which is why they do it, even when they arenand#39;t trying to hear anything in particular We give them a positive response, and they remember that Also, dogs tilt their heads for v…..More on Pablo Dog Psychology
Source: Why Dogs Cock Their Heads To The Side
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By on May 29, 2008 in Dog Psychology | 0 Comments
The expected energy level of a dog breed is a very important consideration in deciding whether to live with that breed Unfortunately, what you expect may not always be what you get The St Bernard that you expect to spend most of his life on the couch may have other ideas, and the exuberant Springer Spaniel that you think will bounce off the walls may find watching the paint peel off them the be…..More on Dog Psychology Degree
Source: The Energetic Dog
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