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  • john galloway

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    January 7, 2017 at 2:16 pm
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    I was thinking ‘dog body language’, so the family can recognise when it’s time to back-off. And maybe introducing leadership exercises and some basic obedience, but most importantly the kid needs to learn how to properly interact with the dog and the whole family need to understand why he was bitten. Like you say, the family will know best if they are able to follow through or not.  Thanks for the reply.

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