Have you ever watched your dog twitch in their sleep and wondered where they go? 🐾 In Part 5 of The Thinking Dog series, we look into the dreams of our silent companions. They don’t just dream of the chase; they dream of the people who make them feel safe. Our dogs don't dream in colors. They dream in the memories they’ve made with us. Does your dog
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Have you ever watched your dog twitch in their sleep and wondered where they go? 🐾 In Part 5 of The Thinking Dog series, we look into the dreams of our silent companions. They don’t just dream of the chase; they dream of the people who make them feel safe. Our dogs don't dream in colors. They dream in the memories they’ve made with us. Does your dog
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Destructive poodle? It's not separation anxiety. It's boredom. Learn why intelligent dogs need mental stimulation, not just exercise, and how
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Destructive poodle? It's not separation anxiety. It's boredom. Learn why intelligent dogs need mental stimulation, not just exercise, and how
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When you have a new dog or a dog in a shelter, we don’t know what the behavior history is. Working with a dog in a family who already has a history is different… we know how that dog behaves in life. If a dog is not an established family member, we just don’t know. Resource guarding testing takes approximately 5 seconds. If a dog isn’t in a home with kids I’d be less likely to test and more likely to just treat with a puppy. But when kids are involved it’s good to know how fast escalation happen
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When you have a new dog or a dog in a shelter, we don’t know what the behavior history is. Working with a dog in a family who already has a history is different… we know how that dog behaves in life. If a dog is not an established family member, we just don’t know. Resource guarding testing takes approximately 5 seconds. If a dog isn’t in a home with kids I’d be less likely to test and more likely to just treat with a puppy. But when kids are involved it’s good to know how fast escalation happen
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I couldn’t resist trying this one. Does dog know the name of people and dog friends too? | Thinking Canine
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I couldn’t resist trying this one. Does dog know the name of people and dog friends too? | Thinking Canine
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Dogs may not be as smart as humans in many ways, but their reaction time in many situations is superior (and their ability to notice something isn’t right). This is what makes them so sensitive sometimes. | Thinking Canine
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Dogs may not be as smart as humans in many ways, but their reaction time in many situations is superior (and their ability to notice something isn’t right). This is what makes them so sensitive sometimes. | Thinking Canine
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During this attack, a dog continues focusing on and attempting to harm a woman, even as she panics and calls for help. The dog remains fixated on the target. Definitely not a safe dog… a man seems to kick him and then accidentally falls on him and the woman and he’s still locked on the target. Would you want to be neighbors with him? | Thinking Canine
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During this attack, a dog continues focusing on and attempting to harm a woman, even as she panics and calls for help. The dog remains fixated on the target. Definitely not a safe dog… a man seems to kick him and then accidentally falls on him and the woman and he’s still locked on the target. Would you want to be neighbors with him? | Thinking Canine
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A thinking dog does not get everything right. A thinking dog tries. When dogs are learning, we focus less on perfection and more on whether their brain is staying present. A dog who pauses, checks in, and chooses again is making real progress. Growth happens in those quiet decisions. The dog who thinks becomes the dog who listens. The dog who listens becomes the dog you can trust. | K9 Kamp Dog Training
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A thinking dog does not get everything right. A thinking dog tries. When dogs are learning, we focus less on perfection and more on whether their brain is staying present. A dog who pauses, checks in, and chooses again is making real progress. Growth happens in those quiet decisions. The dog who thinks becomes the dog who listens. The dog who listens becomes the dog you can trust. | K9 Kamp Dog Training
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This is a dog who was a known hazard towards other animals, but was also fixated on children. Notice the difference between her and the second dog. What do you think she was like with toys? | Thinking Canine
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So often people think vocalizations are a dog saying they are happy. Do dogs purr? What about this dog? | Thinking Canine
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This dog is very uncomfortable in this situation. It happens. Dogs can have issues. The first step in treating an issue is recognizing it for what it is, preventing it via management, and getting your dog some help. Especially when you have an older dog, it’s important to make sure you don’t allow something like this to escalate into a bite. Clearly this dog was saying, get out of my space! And often dogs like this do way better with just a little bit of work. | Thinking Canine
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Preventing dog to dog guarding starts with not putting your dog in awkward situations, especially as a flex. Dogs don’t want to eat from the same bowl. They don’t want to eat with another dog in their face. Can I feed my dogs side by side… sure. Do I? No. Because it’s weird and unnecessary and I want my dogs to feel comfortable. | Thinking Canine
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Do dogs ever attack without warning? And what makes a warning a warning? Was this enough of a warning? | Thinking Canine
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Alright guys… whose dog is this? My guess is shop dog but maybe not?!! | Thinking Canine
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A thinking dog is a stable dog 🐶😇 Most people focus on obedience, but obedience alone doesn’t create a calm or confident dog. A dog can sit, down, heel, and place on command and still be stressed, overstimulated, or unable to settle. That’s because obedience is mechanical. Emotional regulation is learned. A thinking dog is always more reliable than an obedient one because thinking requires the dog to stay aware of the environment, check in with the handler, and regulate their own nervous syste
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How do dog experts tell if a dog will bite, without purposefully triggering the dog to bite? We look at many factors, including if they redirect, how hard, and what their reactions look like. What do you think? | Thinking Canine
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Is it ok to get mad at your dog for being a dog? | Thinking Canine
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The doctors brought the dog to say goodbye to his owner, but then the smart animal suddenly started barking loudly and jumped onto the officer’s bed Everyone thought it was the end… until the dog did this. What happened after left the nurses speechless.😳👇 | Thinking Art
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This dog is experiencing fear and stress. It is scary to not be able to breathe. A harness is a simple solution. And yanking on a dog who is actively struggling isn’t ok. | Thinking Canine
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Dogs can be destructive… super destructive. Keeping a dog contained in a puppy proof space or crate is essential, as is providing plenty of hard chews for them so they don’t experiment with your walls and furniture. But seriously… eating drywall and insulation is no good. Once a dog has a taste for walls, I wouldn’t trust them for a loooooong time. This could be from separation anxiety, lack of training, or a rodent in the walls. I think a lot of people feel bad crating their dog but dogs ruinin
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What do you think Maple is thinking? 😂 #dog #dogs #goldenretriever #puppy #doglover #funnydogs #funnyvideos #goldenretrievers | Daisythegoldiee
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This dog went after a woman who accidentally walked into his apartment? Good dog or problematic dog? | Thinking Canine
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Oh noooo! This dog is exhibiting a compulsive behavior that can seem cute or funny for a few minutes but can quickly spiral into a total obsession. With this sort of thing you want to block the dog from going to the area, or take away the object of fixation and interrupt and redirect them away from any fixation. And if it doesn’t get better fast you need professional help. The longer it goes on the less likely it is to be solved. Super serious! Did you think it was cute and normal? | Thinking Ca
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Dog Brain Facts | Do Dogs Think | Do Dogs Have Feelings? | PetMD
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There are so many videos posted each day of dogs and children interacting. No one thinks their dog would bite their child. And this is how we see 90% of dog bites happening to children. What do you think… are people upset about videos like this just overprotective and paranoid? | Thinking Canine
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Who owns these two dogs? And why do you think they are acting like this? | Thinking Canine
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People are often afraid to report a neighbor with an aggressive out of control dog because they think the dog is going to get taken away and put down. In reality, this rarely happens even when a bad injury happens to a person! It’s always wise to make a paper trail and file a report. | Thinking Canine
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Territorial dogs are a fact of life when you live in a developing nation or a place with a lot of village and street dogs. These dogs aren’t dangerous usually, and in fact if you allow your dog agency to interact they habituate without issue. Neon bolted from this dog, and she’s on a leash so she stops and squares up. Everyone calms down, Neon sets some boundaries and now we won’t have any issues meeting this dog in the future. I’d never force her into a down, shock her in the presence of other
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Louis C.K. – “What Is My Dog Thinking?” 😂 | Stand-Up Comedy
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