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He's Only Playing!

Meeting, Greeting and Play Between Dogs. What's OK, What's Not.

Sarah Whitehead
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Pages
16
Year
2019
Language
English
Publisher
Dogwise Publishing

About

"He's Only Playing!"
Why? Because as a dog behavior specialist, this is one of Sarah's LEAST favorite expressions!
"He's Only Playing" is what people say when they have no clue what's really going on with their dog when it meets another dog.
It covers the good, the bad and the downright inappropriate: a multitude of doggie sins and rudeness. Everything from one dog placing his paws on another dog without invitation, to another sniffing underneath just too intently.
And this can lead to problems... cross words between dogs, and owners, or embarrassing situations where one dog gets... how shall we say... over-excited - and then the humans are left trying to regain control.

Related Subjects

  • Training & Showing
  • Dogs
  • Pets
  • Adult Nonfiction

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