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The myth of "normal" dogs

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Thought I would pass this along. Thanks to Quercus for sharing.

http://blogs.dogster.com/dog-training/the-myth-of-normal-dogs/2010/11/

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Thank you for the link - and how true. I've added this site to 'my favourites'. I also read an excellent article on the 'Alpha Roll' there.
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