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That's a very sweet clip. I've seen my older dogs playing so gently with the puppies. They teach each other the rules of the house, too.
It was a very clear signal that play time is over.
Slavenka, I was surprised at how easy it was to read doggy language. It was most interesting to see that the puppy ignored the first, subtle signal, but obeyed immediately the second, clearer one.
Sue, it must be wonderful to see dogs living together. Penny was our first-ever dog, so we thought we would only be able to cope with one, and that has been a wonderful experience, but, still, living with a pair or a group of dogs must be very special.
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