Puppy Love: Do Dogs Have Emotions?

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	February 7, 2010

Greetings,

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.

How can you enhance your bond?

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The Science of Canine Emotions

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Animal Groups Join Forces to Save Lives

What do you do when you need to get 47 small rescue dogs from the west coast to the east coast in a single day? You call in the air support! The Cesar and Ilusion Millan Foundation joined forces with the Jason Debus Heigl Foundation, Last Chance for Animals, Animal Advocates Alliance, and North Shore Animal League America to fly the animals from overcrowded shelters in Southern California where euthanasia is eminent to the North Shore Animal League's facilities on the east coast, where small dogs are enjoying increasing popularity.

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Put in Good Habits from the Start - by Martin Deeley

CesarsWay.com is proud to add Martin Deeley as a contributor to the site! Martin is internationally recognized as one of the leaders in dog training. He co-founded the International Association of Canine Professionals, has authored three books on dog training, and was featured on the Sit and Stay the Cesar Way DVD.

It is easier to put in good habits than to change bad ones.

Once your dog has learned a bad behavior, changing it will take considerably more time than would have been required to put in a good one. I am sure someone will have the answer to why it happens, but all too often a dog will learn a bad behavior in a split second that can be very difficult to change.

Read more on starting off right with your puppy or new dog.

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