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Originally Posted by QuickSilver  A lot of people, myself included, do not believe that dogs are all the concerned with rank position. It's a long debate, really, and there are many shades of it. How it applies with Cesar is (in my opinion), he often uses the word "dominant" to describe many different types of dog behaviors, and in many cases, the dog is just doing something because it has never been told not to do it. Anyway. |
Mercury, come to my house and not only will I involve you in a horse training session, I will show you how much my little pack is concerned about rank and pack position.
It is amazing how much you can learn by observing a group of dogs. Sometimes just observing a group of dogs interacting can give you valuable insight as to how to solve doggie related problems. Even more it can help you solve people problems.
