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Join Date: Feb 2011
Location: Kingston Ontario
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even if they have not been bit many of them shake and cry? or hold one leg up? I have seen this many many times? Does the other dog bruise them that people just cant see?
I have seen this happen a lot. Recent was seeing 2 gsds fight. they were the same size. I have seen it happen also when 2 dobies got in a spat. Really wierd. The owners examine the dogs and the crying dog never is hurt tho? Is it some kind of fight ritual i dont know about? lol are they just trying to get cuddle by their owner? my dog personally never did it but she acts all hard all the time. Last edited by pets4life; 12-19-2012 at 07:55 PM. |
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Join Date: Dec 2011
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I have never seen this. If one is hurt then it might cry. Even when my golden was a puppy and attacked, everything was quiet when the attack ended. I'd be interested in hearing why this would be, my best guess is the adrenaline is possibly still going???
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ive seen it about a handful of times maybe 5 or 6 its always after the fight and the dog that loses the fight. These are not dogs that get attacked its always adult dogs that usually try to fight or get in a fight and lose the fight.
Never an act of victimization usually an attacker maybe that trys to take on a dog or bugs another dog loses a fight and starts crying till the owner runs and cuddles it and then it starts shaking. Or just whines. Maybe it just a ego hurt thing? They seem to be dogs with really high self worth. Last edited by pets4life; 12-19-2012 at 08:00 PM. |
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Join Date: Feb 2011
Location: Kingston Ontario
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Dog parks
off leash hikes or normal areas where people are not suppose to have dogs off leash like parks ball fields where people use their chuckit sticks dog beaches (areas we are allowed to let our dogs swim for people who have dogs that are obesssed with water like mine) Last edited by pets4life; 12-19-2012 at 08:03 PM. |
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We've had fights here, well, tiffs usually. There's the typical yelping - and if one is bitten, you can't see the bruise, no. The fur covers it. Doesn't mean it doesn't hurt. If no actual contact/bites occurred, they usually don't hurt, no.
But have you ever seen a puppy get injured mildly (tripped or fell a little ways, like from a step) they'll scream like there's no tomorrow. That's more of a "I want my MAMA!" shriek than anything, borne of being startled. |
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