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Context matters: Dogs respond to our cues - Agassiz Harrison Observer (opens the original)
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Published 5:30 am Thursday, October 1, 2026 Why can your dog behave one way in one situation and differently in another? You may notice your dog walks nicely with you but pulls with someone else or comes running when one family member calls but takes their time with another. It can seem like your dog knows who they can “get away with it” with. But there is more going on. Every person interacts with a dog differently. We move differently, use different voices, hold the leash differently, walk at
Context matters: Dogs respond to our cues - Abbotsford News (opens the original)
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Published 5:30 am Thursday, October 1, 2026 Why can your dog behave one way in one situation and differently in another? You may notice your dog walks nicely with you but pulls with someone else or comes running when one family member calls but takes their time with another. It can seem like your dog knows who they can “get away with it” with. But there is more going on. Every person interacts with a dog differently. We move differently, use different voices, hold the leash differently, walk at
Context matters: Dogs respond to our cues - Victoria News (opens the original)
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Published 5:30 am Thursday, October 1, 2026 Why can your dog behave one way in one situation and differently in another? You may notice your dog walks nicely with you but pulls with someone else or comes running when one family member calls but takes their time with another. It can seem like your dog knows who they can “get away with it” with. But there is more going on. Every person interacts with a dog differently. We move differently, use different voices, hold the leash differently, walk at
Context matters: Dogs respond to our cues - Comox Valley Record (opens the original)
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Published 5:30 am Thursday, October 1, 2026 Why can your dog behave one way in one situation and differently in another? You may notice your dog walks nicely with you but pulls with someone else or comes running when one family member calls but takes their time with another. It can seem like your dog knows who they can “get away with it” with. But there is more going on. Every person interacts with a dog differently. We move differently, use different voices, hold the leash differently, walk at
Context matters: Dogs respond to our cues - Vernon Morning Star (opens the original)
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Published 5:30 am Thursday, October 1, 2026 Why can your dog behave one way in one situation and differently in another? You may notice your dog walks nicely with you but pulls with someone else or comes running when one family member calls but takes their time with another. It can seem like your dog knows who they can “get away with it” with. But there is more going on. Every person interacts with a dog differently. We move differently, use different voices, hold the leash differently, walk at
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