Dog Playing with a Bird
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Dog Playing with a Bird

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  • loisholzman
    Posted at 15:35h, 01 January

    That’s so interesting, Lonny! From the relatively little I know about animal play studies, you’re right to note that they’re focused on play as preparation for adulthood. And this video does look to us humans like mutual appreciation. I like that…

  • Lonny Meinecke
    Posted at 15:26h, 01 January

    This is so cute – what a great example of the value of play. And play that does not seem intended for maturation processes associated with a species, as one would expect for role preparation. No boundaries, simply frolicking and mutual appreciation. Is this common to many species – to tumble on one’s back in order to communicate “welcome” and peer appreciation? Thanks so much for sharing Lois.

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