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by JRANSOM on 17 January 2012 - 23:01
Not only do they follow your gaze and watch where you are looking but as alot of you know our dogs watch our every movement. That's explained as well in the book. Little things you do are big indicators to the dog, i.e. picking up keys, getting sneakers on, I see it in my dogs, if I even get up a certain way or move in a certain way they know where I'm going and do or don't follow. It's really fascinating to me how well my dogs know me just by watching every little thing I do.
by ggturner on 18 January 2012 - 16:01
And, of course, our dogs acquire a vocabulary and understand some of the words we say (in addition to verbal commands for obedience).
Check out this dog's vocabulary:
Check out this dog's vocabulary:
by ggturner on 18 January 2012 - 16:01
by alboe2009 on 05 February 2012 - 06:02
JRANSOM,
That is so true. And especially when working a service dog. They watch, hear, feel, read your movements. Sometimes, even when the movements, (handler), are not exactly right.
That is so true. And especially when working a service dog. They watch, hear, feel, read your movements. Sometimes, even when the movements, (handler), are not exactly right.
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