#puppies

A dog’s nose print is one of a kind, very similar to a person’s fingerprint.

Performing on Saturday, June 4th 2016 at 6:00pm.

SHOW DESCRIPTION
Puppies begin social play with play-biting, pawing, and barking. The intensity escalates and becomes more complex as the dog matures. The first play-eliciting gesture seen in puppies is the raised paw. The play bow, is the classic invitation for a canine romp and is used by older pups and adults, along with barking, leaping forward to nose-poke and then withdrawing, face pawing, and licking.

HOMETOWN/THEATRE
Pittsgrove, NJ / Washington, DC

THE PERFORMERS
Sue Taney
Rachel Garmon