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Dogs are a social species, and generally live by a social pecking
order in the wild, as studies of wolves and other wild dogs have
shown. So their communications have evolved over thousands of years
- we are but babies when it comes to communicating with dogs.
Kat
On 2 Dec 2005, at 07:33, Meir Weiss wrote:
> I really believe dogs have a way of talking to eachother
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> Once when we were visiting Janet's parents, and I was walking him,
> there was
> this HUGE dog behind a four foot chain-link fence that started
> barking and
> snarling, and Carhartt got between me and the other dog, and
> barked, which he
> rarely does. The other dog's "bark must have been worse than his
> bite," because
> he stopped barking, and went back by the house.=20
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