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  1. 01-Nov-2007, 06:17 #1
    Devil's tear
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    Default Dog language

    What does this idiom mean?
  2. 01-Nov-2007, 23:25 #2
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    Default Re: Dog language

    Can you provide the context?
  3. 02-Nov-2007, 05:24 #3
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  4. 03-Nov-2007, 00:40 #4
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    Default Re: Dog language

    What they are discussing are the words used to train dogs. Animals needs clear commands - preferably single words, and all animal trainers wherever they are use simple single words as commands.
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