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1379
Dogs
BETTING ON DOGS
Don't bet on a dog that urinates just before a race. It's either nervous and will burn out early, or it is too full of water and will be slow.
Bob Horton, consultant and writer, Largo, Florida
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COMPARING A DOG'S AGE TO A HUMAN'S AGE
The old rule--multiplying a dog's age by 7 to find the equivalent human age--is fallacious. A dog is able to reproduce at 1 year and has reached full growth by 2 years. To calculate a dog's age in human terms, count the first year as 15, the second year as 10, and each year after that as 5.
Pierce Butler, Natchez, Mississippi
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YOUR DOG'S WEIGHT
If your dog is overweight, you are probably overweight, too.
Staci, knitwear designer, Austin, TX, USA
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ASSESSING A DOG ATTACK
If a dog is charging you and barking, it is merely defending territory and will not bite. A dog that is charging and not barking is attacking you.
Franklin Crawford, man of good report, Ithaca, NY, USA
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Dogs
NAMING A DOG
If you give your dog a fancy name, it's not for your dog but for your pride. You'll end up using a nickname.
Carolyn Lloyd, 15-year-old student, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
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Dogs
DOGS DON'T WANT REVENGE
Your dog didn't chew that up to get back at you. He really wants to all the time and he just didn't think you were looking.
James Erwin, Editor, Des Moines, IA, USA
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Dogs
SHOWING A DOG
The more nervous you are while showing your dog, the more nervous your dog will be.
Kari Casher, breeder of Australian terriers, Oakland, California
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Dogs
JUDGING THE HEALTH OF A DOG'S DIET
If your dog's stools are hard and well-formed, he's getting the right diet.
Stephen Unsino, poet, Eastchester, New York
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Dogs
CORRECTING A DOG
If a dog misbehaves, you must correct the behavior within 1 1/2 seconds. Otherwise, the dog won't make the connection between what he did and your correction.
James Erwin, Editor, Des Moines, IA, USA
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Dogs
CHOOSING A PUPPY
If a dog tolerates gentle handling between its toes, it probably is suited for children.
The Pets Are Wonderful Council
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Dogs
MEETING A STRANGE DOG
When meeting a strange dog, present him with the back of your closed hand to sniff. Don't show him your fingers - they're threatening.
John H. Beauvais, Cambridge, Massachusetts
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