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drjseitz

  1. He may be picking up the scent of "fear" emitted by previous canines with appointments at the vet... 10:05 AM Jul 12th, 2011 via web
  2. On those trips he gets very excited and emits a distinctive bark mimicking anticipatory anxiety in humans. 10:04 AM Jul 12th, 2011 via web
  3. The olfactory sense is highly developed in canines. They can sense "fear" as in my Yorkie's case: The annual trips to the vet... 10:02 AM Jul 12th, 2011 via web
  4. In my Yorkie's case, he always lifts his left leg and the left side of the body is always controlled by the opposite or right hemisphere. 10:00 AM Jul 12th, 2011 via web
  5. Just like humans, canines display a preference for one side of the body or the other. A phenomenon called, "cerebral asymmetry." 9:58 AM Jul 12th, 2011 via web
  6. Nonverbal communication is a central feature of cross-species communication; like canines and humans... 12:06 PM Jan 18th, 2011 via web
  7. Watch the ears on a Yorkshire Terrier, he's communicating his interest, displeasure or, dare I say, consternation? 8:09 AM Jan 18th, 2011 via web
  8. My Yorkie likes to hide his "cookies" (biscuits) around the house. Who is he hiding them from? 7:03 AM Dec 24th, 2010 via Twitter for iPhone
  9. It's not how smart are dogs but how they are smart that counts... 9:10 AM Dec 22nd, 2010 via Mobile Web from Garment District, New York
  10. Some of my Yorkie's friends: Tarbey (Havanese), Mr Kasper (toy poodle), Fionnagirl (Maltese mix), and Missy (toy poodle). 7:14 AM Dec 13th, 2010 via web
  11. My Yorkie and I mimic each other's intonational patterns. Would you believe? 5:49 AM Dec 13th, 2010 via web
  12. Even are underlying systems that react to pain and loss appear to be quite similar, too! 11:38 AM Nov 18th, 2010 via web
  13. Canine and human neurotransmitter systems are basically similar; the differences are not that different.... 11:37 AM Nov 18th, 2010 via web
  14. I bonded to my dog (without thought) and him to me in less than 24 hours. Go figure... 11:36 AM Nov 18th, 2010 via web
  15. Emotional attachment or "bonding" in humans and canines is remarkably similar because we basically have the same kinds of nervous systems. 11:35 AM Nov 18th, 2010 via web
  16. My dog loves to lick my face. Is he telling me I'm one of the pack and the pack leader? 1:38 PM Nov 15th, 2010 via web
  17. Please see my blog on mental health and related medical and health issues at www.askdrj.com/weblog/ http://fb.me/N1yNvSz0 1:27 PM Nov 15th, 2010 via Facebook
  18. So, canines have some very sweet memories! 7:44 AM Nov 15th, 2010 via web
  19. The last one is best seen in his ability to swiftly navigate around my apartment in his typical running patterns in my attempt to catch him. 7:32 AM Nov 15th, 2010 via web
  20. The second one is evidenced when I ask him to fetch a "toy" from his stash of play objects... 7:30 AM Nov 15th, 2010 via web
  • Name Dr Jay Seitz
  • Location Manhattan
  • Web http://www.askdrj...
  • Bio Clinical neuropsychologist and clinical psychologist, health consultant, writer, entrepreneur; compassionate, warm, and easy to talk to.
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