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5 Things You Shouldn’t Do At Any Dog Park
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5 Things You Shouldn’t Do At Any Dog Park

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You look outside, and it’s a beautiful sunny day. It’s the kind of day you dream of when you and your dog can’t wait to get outside. So what is the first activity you and your dog go out and do on a day like this? A dog park? Really?

Well, that’s what your puppy dog might howl out in excitement for. At least if they could talk anyway.

Nowadays there are puppy dog parks on every corner of every city in the United States, practically. And yes a dog park is an excellent place to offer your pooch a social outlet to other dogs and of course exercise.

This is where your dog can burn off some energy for the day, that a slower walk in the evening might not be able to do. Dog parks are definitely a playground for your puppy dogs. (Story Continues Click Below)

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    Dog Communication Is About How Dogs “chat” To Each Other, How They Understand Information That Human Beings Send To Them. And How We As Their Human Owners Can Translate The Sense That Dogs Are Trying To Convey. The Various Conversation Behaviors Include A Dogs Eye Gaze, Their Facial Expression. And Includes A Dogs Vocalization To Its Owner, Their Body Posture And Even Auditory Communication (scents, Pheromones & Taste). LoveDog.info

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    Dog Communication Is About How Dogs “chat” To Each Other, How They Understand Information That Human Beings Send To Them. And How We As Their Human Owners Can Translate The Sense That Dogs Are Trying To Convey. The Various Conversation Behaviors Include A Dogs Eye Gaze, Their Facial Expression. And Includes A Dogs Vocalization To Its Owner, Their Body Posture And Even Auditory Communication (scents, Pheromones & Taste). LoveDog.info

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    Zoe's Mom
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    5 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    I disagree with bringing treats to the park. All the other dogs can smell them and you may a chaotic bunch of dogs vying for treats. I did this when I first adopted Zoe and it was a bit scary having about 7-10 dogs jumping up for treats.

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    5 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    This is to help you control your dog. Other owners dogs are their responsibility. Make sure you let their owners know that. Peace Love Dog.

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    Zoe's Mom
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    5 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    I disagree with bringing treats to the park. All the other dogs can smell them and you may a chaotic bunch of dogs vying for treats. I did this when I first adopted Zoe and it was a bit scary having about 7-10 dogs jumping up for treats.

    Screen Hoopla
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    5 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    This is to help you control your dog. Other owners dogs are their responsibility. Make sure you let their owners know that. Peace Love Dog.

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