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These puppies aren’t playing. They are showing predatory behavior towards other dogs. One other most important thing I look for is affiliative or social behavior. And a little reciprocity. Nothing about this is playful or mutual. Nothing is social. Owning a dog like this is very unsafe. Early intervention is critical. Interestingly, not all puppies in a litter will exhibit this behavior. I’ve met game bred dogs who were very nice and very social. So much so that I brought my dog Georgi in to soc