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Check A Dog's Personality Before You Buy
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By: Sylvia Dickens Email Article
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Keep in mind that you don't want to hurt the dog. Pull his tail gently and see how your dog reacts.

If he turns and mouths your hand without really trying to bite and even becomes playful, it's evident this puppy has a safe tolerance level. If the dog tries to stop you or tolerates it for a short time and tries to move away, he has an average tolerance level.

If the dog yelps, growls and snaps while trying to get away, he has a poor pain tolerance. If he bites and growls, the dog has very little or no tolerance whatsoever. If you have children, you might want to choose a different dog, or teach your children not to pull the dog's tail.

Knowing a dog's personality and temperament before he comes to your home is helpful in making a wise decision in choosing a suitable pet for your family.

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Sylvia has been a dog lover for many years and shares her knowledge with you in her new book, "Unveiling the Myths & Mysteries of Owning a Puppy". You can get your complementary copy at http://www.ebook-haven.com/PuppyGuide1-signup.php

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