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'Puppy Love: Do Dogs Have Emotions? There's no doubt in my mind that dogs have emotions. They feel joy after a job well done. They feel sad when a pack member passes away. And they feel love for their family members – their pack. However, it's important to remember that those emotions are different from our own.

The feelings that dogs experience aren't connected to complex thoughts. They don't have ulterior motives or doubt. Their emotions are pure and honest.
Your dog isn't lying to you when he communicates that he loves you. The more you fulfill your dog's needs, the more this connection will develop between you. There's nothing better than coming home from a bad day and having your dog there to support you. No judgment. No questions. Just love!

But remember, how we feel affects our dogs. If you are upset after a long day of work, your dog won't understand why, but he will pick up on your energy and body language. He will interpret this as unbalanced energy, and if you don't have your leadership down pat, it can lead to behavior issues. Make sure you are fulfilling your dog's needs first.
Our dogs give us so much and ask so little. If we provide them with exercise, discipline, then affection, we can really appreciate man (or woman's) best friend and the love they have to offer.

Stay calm and assertive.'
Cesar Millan
Philip & Leonie at VIP Cesar One on One Behaviour Talk 2010

"Don't leave your dog in solitary confinement all day"
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Tips for Calming a 'hyperactive dog' Plymouth Dog Training & - Plymouth Puppy Training
Hyperactivity is a problem with many possible causes and solutions. Here are some simple techniques you can try at home to work to calm your boisterous dog:

•Ignore the behaviour! - Dog behaviour training Plymouth. Dogs seek attention from you. By paying them that attention during hyperactive outbursts, you’re reinforcing the very behavior that you're trying to eliminate. The next time your dog is jumping or nipping at you in an overexcited way, give it a try -- no touch, no talk, no eye contact -- and see how you fare. You might be surprised how quickly the dog settles down.

•Go for a walk! Plymouth Dog Walking If your dog has a lot of built-up energy, a really vigorous walk is another excellent way to redirect it where YOU want it to go. Once you’ve burned that extra energy away, your dog should be pleasantly exhausted and too tuckered out to jump and nip. Without that frustration, he’ll find it much easier to relax.We will walk your your dog. Many people don't take their dogs on as many walks as they should because they have issues keeping their dog under control. Whether it's pulling, lunging, or other problem behaviours, there's hope at Plymouth Pet Care (PPC) the last resort.
Going on holiday? Try out Plymouth Dog boarding we can train whilst they stay.


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