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£¨38£©BDogs can easily tell when you're playing with favorites£¬and if you reward or play more with other pets£¬your dog might notice it and feel uncomfortable£®As they can't say how they feel£¬they will scratch£¬yawn or lick their mouths£®
They smell fear£®Let's say you are faced with your worst fear£®Would you get scared and run away or just face it£¿Before choosing how to deal with it£¬you should remember one thing£®£¨39£©DResearch shows that dogs often sense their master's response in dangerous situations£®If you fear something and choose to back away£¬chances are that your pet is going to do the same thing£®
They're watching you£®We are all raised as responsible individuals who are taught to respect elders£¬obey the law and help out people in need from time to time£®£¨40£©GBut if you have a dog at home£¬it is time to be serious about them£®Dogs like generous people£®So just be careful around your pet£» it may judge you on how you behave with others£®

A£®They sense health problems£®
B£®They understand when ignored£®
C£®They know when no one's looking at them£®
D£®You would be setting an example to your pet£®
E£®Every time you feel sad£¬your dog just knows it£®
F£®But dogs are able to sense everything around them£®
G£®However£¬not all of us take these three things seriously£®

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