January 25th, 2009 | Published in Communication
What Makes A Dog Cock Its Head To The Side?
Watching your dog cock his or her head to the side, especially when you are talking to the animal, is just too cute. Some dogs do this and some do not, but those that make this gesture are doing so for very good reasons.
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January 25th, 2009 | Published in Communication
Learn How Your Dog Sees His World (It’s Truly Amazing)
As humans we really don’t take much time to consider how other creatures see the world. We completely take for granted on how our own eyes turn light and shadow into visual displays for us. Even many people who wear eyeglasses don’t give much thought to how this brings out vision back into focus.
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January 25th, 2009 | Published in Communication
Most of us have had experiences that can possibly be attributed to ESP. It seems more than coincidence to find a friends telephone line busy because he or she is in the process of dialing your number. And how about the friend you havent thought about or seen in years, and then all of a sudden hear from or meet them unexpectedly?
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January 25th, 2009 | Published in Communication
Do dogs have ESP? One famous case is that of Daisy, a stray mixed-breed. This case was also thoroughly checked out and authenticated.
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January 25th, 2009 | Published in Communication
When you get the strange sense that your dog is reading your mind or your cat focusing his eyes on a nonexistent, yet fascinating something located just above your head, relax and accept this strange occurrence graciously and gratefully.
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January 25th, 2009 | Published in Communication
Dog Talk: How To Understand What Your Dog Is Saying (5)
Reading your dog like a book in order to understand his dog language is reasonably uncomplicated most of the time. His body language is straightforward generally, but he can sometimes fool you.
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January 25th, 2009 | Published in Communication
Dog Talk: How To Understand What Your Dog Is Saying (4)
Ever notice that your dog does funny stuff with his ears, tail, and other forms of body movement? This is his way of saying, Hey you, yeah you! I’m talking to ya. Are you listening?
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January 25th, 2009 | Published in Communication
Dog Talk: How To Understand What Your Dog Is Saying (3)
Most dog owners forget that the easiest way to bond with their pet, not to mention when also training the dog, is to understand basic dog language body language, that is.
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January 25th, 2009 | Published in Communication
Dog Talk: How To Understand What Your Dog Is Saying (2)
When your dog is talking, do you listen? Are you paying attention?
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January 25th, 2009 | Published in Communication
Dog Talk: How To Understand What Your Dog Is Saying (1)
Your dog has the ability to tell you exactly how he feels whether he is happy, sad, bored, excited, disgusted, puzzled, confident, uneasy or frightened.
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