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The file of “dog park” photos I have taken is thick. I shot most of these photos during three or four different multi-hour trips to local dog parks with the generic intention of having a good supply of “stock” images for future use.

This month, I spent an hour or two looking through the file for pictures to accompany trainer Mardi Richmond’s article on dog park play. Specifically, I was looking for clear examples of canine bullying and appeasing; dogs who were looking for fights, and dogs who wanted to avoid them. After my first pass through the stack of some 400 photos, I had two stacks: shots of dogs…

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