Both participants
Describe what each dog did. Did the interaction change when one paused or moved away? Avoid writing the story from only one dog’s perspective.
Watch both dogs, over time
Explore movement, pauses and how each dog takes part, rather than relying on one noisy moment.
Loose movement, taking turns and natural pauses can be part of play. Stiffness, one-sided pursuit or a dog trying to get away deserve attention. No single sign certifies that play is safe. If the interaction worries you, prioritise safety and qualified help over filming. Dogs Trust explains play and mouthing.
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Camera mood Reads are available on Android. Core care and profiles can also be opened in the supported browser. A free account is needed to save your record.

Questions for an observation
Describe what each dog did. Did the interaction change when one paused or moved away? Avoid writing the story from only one dog’s perspective.
Note the beginning, any natural pauses and the ending. A short clip cannot show every part of a longer session.
When the dogs are settled, make a factual note. If you are unsure, use that history to ask a qualified professional for help.
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This is a writing prompt, not an automatic video-analysis feature.
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Keep your observations with the selected dog in Dogoos's Health hub. Your notes are a record of what you noticed, not a diagnosis.
Household records are shared with current household members. Choose who you invite and take care with what you record. Sharing with a vet is a separate, deliberate step.
You can use core care in the supported browser. Camera mood Reads are an optional Android feature. Opening the journal does not start a Read.
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