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Body Language in Dogs: how to read what your dog is saying, from Stacy's Wag'N'Train
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Years ago, when I opened my mind and decided to get more educated in canine body language, my world opened up as well! I wish I had learned it sooner and you know what? It is so simple to learn as well! It helped me train my own dogs as I learned to recognise stress instead of 'just assuming', it helped me teach people with theirs because I was able to show them what their dogs were actually conveying and it even helped me to catch shy and difficult to catch dogs when I was a dog warden. The downside of course was the fact that I did not enjoy dog shows of any sort so much as I could pick out all the ones who were stressed by their handlers actions or the atmosphere. That was balanced out by those who were happy and relaxed though as of course, dog shows whether beauty, obedience or agility etc are not the problem, the handlers were because of their own lack of knowledge where canine behaviour and body language.
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Re: dog body-language - and why it matters so much...

Some great links there Terry, thanks

I also really like this one for clients: If your pet could talk...
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Re: dog body-language - and why it matters so much...

I've just read a few sections from the links & can see I have alot to learn. Can anyone recommend a good book for me ....(I much prefer to read from a book than the screen!)
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Re: dog body-language - and why it matters so much...

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I've just read a few sections from the links & can see I have alot to learn. Can anyone recommend a good book for me ....(I much prefer to read from a book than the screen!)
Two of the best books on this subject:

Barabara Handelman - Canine Behaviour: A Photo Illustrated Handbook
Canine Behavior: A Photo Illustrated Handbook: Amazon.co.uk: Barbara Handelman: Books

Brenda Aloff - Canine Body Language: A Photographic Guide
Canine Body Language: A Photographic Guide: Interpreting the Native Language of the Domestic Dog: Amazon.co.uk: Brenda Aloff: Books

If you buy a copy of the Handelman make sure you get the 2nd edition, the print quality of the photos has been much improved.
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Brilliant - thanks for that
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thanks so much to the mod(s) for the sticky!

body-language is so important, and newbies miss it except for Huge Signals -
like growls, lunging, bolting in panic, and so on; where if they can see the early signs,
much heartache is prevented.

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Re: dog body-language - and why it matters so much...

Another useful article on the importance of reading our dog's body language whilst we're out training, playing, etc: stress
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