How to Know if Your Dog Respects You
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How to Know if Your Dog Respects You


How to Know if Your Dog Respects You

Working with your dog is an important part of being a responsible dog owner. Good training gives you the ability to enjoy your dog, rather than being frustrated with it. Several behavioral points let you know that your dog respects you as the pack leader. If your dog bites you, tugs when you walk or growls at you, it may be a sign that your dog doesn't respect you and it needs more training.

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