CANINE COMMUNICATION

CANINE COMMUNICATION

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Dogs use a variety of sounds, such as barking, whining, howling and growling, to show us what they want to say. They also use body postures and other movements, to communicate. Puppies will learn these skills from their mothers - and those who are removed from the litter too quickly, before eight weeks of age, might never learn them.

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How to deβine canine communication
How dogs communicate verbally
How dogs communicate with body language
The evolution of dogs
The intelligence of dogs

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Why socialisation is so important to a canine
When it is best to socialise a dog
How dogs socialise with each other
The concept of canine vocalisation
Why dogs lick and sniff

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Why different breeds have different body languages
An overview of how a dog's breed can determine how they communicate
Specific dog breed behaviours
How dogs communicate from breed to breed
How breed affects behaviour

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What aggression is and how it is controlled
How to control barking
How to stop disruptive chewing
How to stop mouthing and biting
The best methods for dealing with separation anxiety

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How dogs communicate with their human companions
How to read the way a dog vocalises
How to understand a dog's body language
What it means when a dog touches you in a certain way
Why scent is so important to dogs during communication

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How to better communicate with dogs
How to talk to a dog effectively
Effective ways to use verbal communication with a dog
Effective ways to use hand signals with dogs
Effective ways to use body language with dogs

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How to choose the right dog for your family
How to prepare before bringing a dog home
Your responsibility when it comes to the general care of the dog
How to keep your dog safe
How to show your dog love

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How dogs interpret our speech
How to teach commands to dogs
The most common commands to teach a dog
Common training mistakes
How to control a dog's impulses

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An overview of dogs and emotions
The history of the research on dogs' emotions
How to understand the emotions that dogs feel
The science behind certain canine emotions
The signs of suffering in a dog

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About career paths in the UK, where one can work with dogs
The approximate hours one puts into these jobs, each week
The average salary one can expect in these professions
The training that one must take, to work in these careers
An overview of each career path

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