by Dianna Young
If I were to visit Italy or Greece, I would be lost because I don’t have the skills for adequate verbal communication there.
But if I sent my dog to Italy or Greece, my dog would be able to communicate just fine with every dog that lives there. That’s because dogs don’t depend on verbal communication.
Lately I’ve been working in several of my classes with clients who put too much emphasis on the power that they believe verbal communication should have over a dog. And that’s a mistake, because I’ve been to many countries around the globe and I, just like my dog, have been able to communicate with dogs around the world just fine.
via Communication And Language | Camano Island Kennels Blog.
