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Signals our dogs canine

So far I have always talked about how to interpret the language of our dogs and know what we mean, but the communication need not be unidirectional. Really convey enough information for our dogs they try to understand.

first thing we think when we try to communicate something to our dogs is to use the word . With a trained dog use a series of verbal orders as "sit" or "down" to get it to do something, like sitting or lying down. But when you talk without ordering something we are also transmitting information that includes, not the words we use, but the tone of voice, that let you know if we are angry, happy, sad, congratulations ...

voice also have the option to experiment with our dog other form of communication signals based body, the same they use to communicate. Let's see what we can try:

• Giving back: we can use to calm down, for example when nervous or stressed to climb over us to stop. The latter at least with my Dobermann not too effect ...
• Move slowly: other form of reassurance, we can move slowly if we see who walks fast to lower the rate. Yawning
• : used when the dog is scared or worried, for reassurance, so we can use it to calm him down. With my adult dogs have not observed any effect to it, but as a puppy after a few yawns was finished sleeping.
• squint: when we come to know a dog that is a good way to calm him down because if we stand and look at from above, you will feel more relaxed when our eyes seem smaller. Turn
• head the way for a dog to approach without scaring is another indirect way, drawing a small curve, rather than directly, which would turn his head to calm him down. It is equally applicable in humans, use this signal if we move directly or we bow with him. Although not directly usable by humans, explains the behavior of the dog in a rapprochement.

Besides the fun it is to use these signals with our dog, its use can allow us to approach a dog without scaring. Based on them, First, we must approach it by drawing a small curve, and when we are around if you squint not intimidated with our eyes. Once the dog can squat with knees flexed, which will be at its height and feel calmer. To be earning us confidence we can stretch the arm with the fingers relaxed hand down, taking care to not react aggressively and, without touching it or close our hand too much, wait until the sniff. This slow-motion so as not to make him nervous. If we get to sniff your hand and remains quiet, we will have come a long way to earn it. A method that I personally have always worked, but it is important to control the attitude of the dog and not get too if we see that it gets more nervous or shows signs of aggression. Related



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