Wondering something

[IRescue452]

Its probably just because she's submissive. Its strange, but I notice it a lot in golden retrievers at the dog park. Some will come in and when approached by another dog they immediately flip on their back like a fainting goat.

[mr.chiwawa]

She is just submissive. No worries she may grow out of it like Mister did. Or she may not. You can ask your local shelter about any tips to train it out of her if you would like. ANd if I were you next time someone suggest she is abused I would back hand them
Some people are just sooo stupid.
But no worries she will be just fine.....

[Seravieve]

She is just submissive.

Yep.. my thoughts exactly.

I can't believe someone said b/c you abuse her.. that's a little harsh.. and wrong.

[Karen]

Just what the others said - some dogs just are more submissive than others, and it is just dog body language! Nothing to worry about!

[HoochsMommiee]

that is what i thought too but i wanted to be sure and get others thoughts..

thanks
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believe me i wanted to do more then just back hand them i mean my dogs are not dogs they are my kids and i treat them like they are

some people just make me sick

[sammy101]

Kodie used to do that when he was younger. But as he got older, he has become less submissive and more confident in meeting with other dogs.
Like others have said, just being submissive! Completely normal

[Jags mom]

I work at a grooming shop and nearly all goldens do that, mind you these ones lay on their sides. All still wagging their tails of coarse. Its definnatly a submisive thing or they want to see 3 people carry dead weight to the bath tub lol. I find Setters are like that to mind you they grow out of it faster, a lot of goldens that i know never do.