I am extremely lucky and blessed to have found someone as wonderful as Rachael. As a guy that went 40 years without getting married, I didnt think it would ever happen.
The funny thing about being in a relationship is how much you learn about the other person. Without her saying a word, I can tell if she is upset, mad, worried etc. and she can do the same with me.
Its funny how non-verbal communication happens with our loved ones. As I was hinking about all of this I realized how much non-verbal communication goes on with our dogs.
Your dog is always paying attention to your body language and tone of voice. ometimes our body language does not match what we are trying to communicate to our dogs and they become confused.
Your dog has three primary drives - Pack, Prey and Defense. Your body language and tone of voice effect which drive your dog is in. When you understand drives you can understand why your dog does certain behaviors.
Here is a video that I put together to explain how your body language communicates certain messages to your dog.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=j1jFeohfvus
Enjoy!
All the best,
Eric
http://dogtraininginnercircle.com
