Dog Talk: How Malaysian mutts melt hearts


Asli is 15 years old and very social. Photo: Janice Shun

There's no joy like being greeted by a dog friend. The wagging tail, the excited yip, and the wet nose in your hand or neck are a delight.

But being jumped on by an unknown dog can be frightening. In fact, dogs aren’t keen on having other dogs leap on them either.

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