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Originally Posted by GypsyGSD
im a firm believer in watching dogs interact they use body language to comunicate eye and facial expressions are all there they do use vocal but there bodys say a lot more it is us who train what we wan tand put into words and they do it to please not nessacary for us but for what they gain the reward ball chicken etc our dogs read our body language more than we notice so to take away the words will get our dogs really thinking xx
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My god both yourself and stuart are so correct, lastnight I was completely silent. I didnt speak to fritz at all.. but even during play when his back was towards me at times, he couldnt see my eyes.. I just dropped the tyre, he made eye contact... wow
when fritz comes downstairs.. he usually follows me and slowly comes downstairs behind my legs.. this occasion he went before me.. I froze & turned around.. went back to the top step.. he made correct position then we went downstairs.. with fritz directly behind my legs..
when we got to the bottom I gave him loads of love..
our time meaning mine and fritz's special time on the couch together.. he lays between my knees.. it really was a special time lastninght with silence.. same as with the supper treat... just pointed it was fab..
but he really was quite audioable with his chewbacca impression..
Ive tried your way regards the ball... nothing improved as yet ..