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Did you know deaf dogs may not hear words, but they are incredibly skilled at understanding hand gestures and body language! Many deaf dogs learn commands through sign language, and they often form an even deeper bond with their owners because they rely on eye contact and visual cues. Some can even pick up on emotions just by reading facial expressions, proving that love and communication go beyond sound!❤️🐶 Share and follow if you like dogs. Credit unknown Please DM us for credit #dog #doglove

Deaf dog training part 2. Here are some of behaviors BB understands via sign language. You can teach these to your hearing dog, either with verbal and/or hand signals. It is a good idea to teach hearing dogs both signals for a few reasons; you might not be able to use your voice for whatever reasons, you might be far away, or your dog might lose hearing one day. I love proactive training as it’s easier to be prepared just in case, than to fix issues as they happen. | Bordernerd

Hand Signals - How To Work With A Deaf Dog