Checking Out Dog Body Language in Protection Training: Revision history

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10 October 2025

  • curprev 23:5623:56, 10 October 2025Chelenazgd talk contribs 12,845 bytes +12,845 Created page with "<html><p> Understanding canine body movement is the foundation of safe, ethical, and effective protection training. Within seconds, a dog interacts intent, stress, stimulation, and limit-- signals that figure out whether to advance, stop briefly, or pivot your training strategy. The short answer: discover to read micro-signals (eyes, ears, mouth, tail, spinal column, gait) in context with the dog's drive state and ecological pressure, and you'll prevent dispute, lower co..."