Comments on: Canine Language http://timberwolfhq.com/canine-language/ Spiritual Warrior & Seeker of the Way Mon, 14 May 2012 03:01:20 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Timberwolf http://timberwolfhq.com/canine-language/comment-page-1/#comment-1859 Timberwolf Fri, 14 May 2010 12:09:32 +0000 http://timberwolfhq.com/?p=730#comment-1859 Analytical Searcher - an interesting yet looping comment. Probably makes sense to you, however it a little difficult to follow. Analytical Searcher – an interesting yet looping comment. Probably makes sense to you, however it a little difficult to follow.

]]> By: Analytical Searcher http://timberwolfhq.com/canine-language/comment-page-1/#comment-1847 Analytical Searcher Wed, 12 May 2010 23:46:18 +0000 http://timberwolfhq.com/?p=730#comment-1847 One thing I hold warning against is not following in the path of the behavioralists, how refuse to actually look at what is actually going on but instead nuke on these sort of lists. In all actuality body language is one of the closest things to a universal language we have. In particular focus on the eyes of a wolf in a picture, this is perhaps one of my favorite for testing peoples ability to actually read the language (www.firstpeople.us/pictures/wolves/odd-sizes/Wolves-photos-043-1212x992.html) behavioralists or those that nuke on the other hit in similar but different areas while those that can read it and aren't using the other hit the same place every single time, it might take a bit but they all come to the same conclusion. Similarly it's very easy to tell the difference between wolves and dogs or any other canid by focusing on the face, once you can *see* you'll know what I mean. -- The Analytical Searcher One thing I hold warning against is not following in the path of the behavioralists, how refuse to actually look at what is actually going on but instead nuke on these sort of lists. In all actuality body language is one of the closest things to a universal language we have. In particular focus on the eyes of a wolf in a picture, this is perhaps one of my favorite for testing peoples ability to actually read the language (www.firstpeople.us/pictures/wolves/odd-sizes/Wolves-photos-043-1212×992.html) behavioralists or those that nuke on the other hit in similar but different areas while those that can read it and aren’t using the other hit the same place every single time, it might take a bit but they all come to the same conclusion. Similarly it’s very easy to tell the difference between wolves and dogs or any other canid by focusing on the face, once you can *see* you’ll know what I mean.

– The Analytical Searcher

]]> By: Siosi http://timberwolfhq.com/canine-language/comment-page-1/#comment-1266 Siosi Sun, 21 Jun 2009 11:32:13 +0000 http://timberwolfhq.com/?p=730#comment-1266 Thank you for this very informative post - wolves are good role models for us all. Also, great use of the Thesis theme! Look forward to more on the wolf :) Thank you for this very informative post – wolves are good role models for us all. Also, great use of the Thesis theme! Look forward to more on the wolf :)

]]> By: Kissa Starling http://timberwolfhq.com/canine-language/comment-page-1/#comment-264 Kissa Starling Sat, 25 Apr 2009 16:26:21 +0000 http://timberwolfhq.com/?p=730#comment-264 This is really neat information. I am such an animal lover. I have several animals including two german shepherds. They are part of our family as much as the kids! I'll be coming back to see what exciting new updates you post! Kissa Starling This is really neat information. I am such an animal lover. I have several animals including two german shepherds. They are part of our family as much as the kids! I’ll be coming back to see what exciting new updates you post!

Kissa Starling

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