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Thread: How Well Can you read Canine Body Language?

  1. #16
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    I got all but number 8 correct!

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    Her greeting is more like #3, ears all the way back, except with the mouth open and face relaxed
    same with Happy, greeting ears are completly back, but face is relaxed. Misty has 2 greeting ears, either fully pricked or all the way back, depending. Ripleys greeting ears are completly back, Leck has floppy ears but they are perked forward in greeting, Perkys are completly perked in greeting, as are Blairs. not a one of my 6 dogs puts their ears partway back in happy greeting.
    Shayna
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    Misty-10 year old BC Happy-12 year old BC Electra-6 year old Toller Rusty- 9 year old JRT X Gem and Gypsy- 10 month ACD X's Toivo-8 year old pearl 'Tiel Marley- 3 year old whiteface Cinnamon pearl 'Tiel Jenny- the rescue bunny Peepers the Dwarf Hotot Miami- T. Marcianus

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    Perky-13 year old mix Ripley-11 year old mix

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    I got them all right. It is a little hard to read expression from a
    drawing, but generally they were good enough to judge.
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    Quote Originally Posted by cali
    number 2 is the only one that got me, I have NEVER seen a dog make that face when they were happy lol
    Number two is the only one I got wrong as well.


    "Did you ever notice when you blow in a dog's face he gets mad at you?
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    Lucy makes the face on number 2 sometimes when she is happy. I got them all right.


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  6. #21
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    I got them all right but then again I have seen this before when I assisted in k9 communication classes at work.
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    Thanks Amy for the great sig!

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    I got #2 wrong, totally. And #8 I got wrong once. My second guess was right. I was actually surprised I got the rest of them right. I guess with my sister having GSD's all the time while we were growing up helped.
    Our goal in life should be - to be as good a person as our dog thinks we are.

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    #2 almost looks more like submission.
    BUT.... if you added a wagging TAIL to #2, then we all would have gotten it right!

    They should have used full body pictures in all of them.
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  9. #24
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    I got all but number two correct.

    I can kinda see why they would call it "I'm friendly" but at the same time it looks more submissive or scared...

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    Quote Originally Posted by cali
    number 2 is the only one that got me, I have NEVER seen a dog make that face when they were happy lol
    Me too! That's jenny's nervous face.
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  11. #26
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    Quote Originally Posted by pitc9
    #2 almost looks more like submission.
    BUT.... if you added a wagging TAIL to #2, then we all would have gotten it right!
    No doubt
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    The GSDS: Addaxx and Fenyxx
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  12. #27
    I got a perfect score!


    I got #2 because it is the exact look Keisha has when meeting a smaller dog who is unsure of her... when you see it in person, it says "I'm big, but I won't eat you! Please play with me!" perfectly .

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