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Tag Archives: dog body language
Kung Fu Canines
I recently started sifting through my video footage of Peaches and Buster playing, with the hope of learning to objectively analyze their various play moves and tendencies to learn more about their interaction with one another, however unlikely the “objective” … Continue reading
Playing, Pausing and Playing Back
After reaching my dog talk saturation point at the Sense & Sensibility Seminar in Chicago last weekend, I’ve been a little lax with returning to the blog. I’ve still got a post brewing full of highlights from Patricia McConnell and … Continue reading
Posted in Animal behavior and training, Dog play, Fun Stuff, Teaching and learning, Uncategorized, Videos
Tagged animal behavior, dog behavior, dog body language, dog ownership, dog play, dog training, dog-dog interaction, dogs, interpreting dog play, Patricia McConnell, puppies, puppy playdates, puppy training, rescue dogs, Sense & Sensibility Seminar, Steve White, using video with dogs, video cases
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Stir It Up, Peach Style: A video tribute to the Peach at play
Well, are you ready for the weekend? Not sure? Here’s a little Peach to get you in the mood. We’re pretty sure Bob Marley wasn’t thinking about Peaches when he wrote this song. But then again, you never know. The … Continue reading
Puppy Play Analysis: Understanding vocalization and body language
Dog play, quite simply, is radically different from human play. Vocalization, meaning loud grumbling, exhalation, and other vocal expression by one or both dogs during play, is often misunderstood as aggression or inappropriate play, even though it’s often just the … Continue reading
