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To: meandog

in fact, that last photo graphically proves my point. the people are playing snowman, but all the dog is doing is rubbing his back against this new central object, marking it as his property. he is saying “i don’t know what you’re doing, but it’s mine”


4 posted on 04/16/2009 5:54:50 AM PDT by chuck_the_tv_out (click my name)
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To: chuck_the_tv_out

Yup. What you said. And for all the reasons that you said.

Like you, I predict a dominance behavioral problem down the line. This will not end well: it could end in tears.

The Dog of Peace is not a dog to make basic training mistakes with.


5 posted on 04/16/2009 6:04:51 AM PDT by DieHard the Hunter (Is mise an ceann-cinnidh. Cha ghéill mi do dhuine. Fàg am bealach.)
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To: chuck_the_tv_out

You’re absolutely right.

The dog starts to believe and act as the dominant figure in the “pack” if it is allowed to do what the owners are making it do, in those photographs. And this is especially true for a dog trained to behave in such a way, as is the pit-bull.


8 posted on 04/16/2009 6:17:34 AM PDT by MyTwoCopperCoins (I don't have a license to kill; I have a learner's permit.)
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