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Being able to read your dogs’ body language is so important and something we talk about a lot on our Online Academy. Here Houdini (on the sofa) and Hiccup are definitely “having a conversation.” What do you think they are talking about with each other? Write your ideas in the comments below ⬇️ Do you have a multi-dog household? Or perhaps you wonder more about your dog’s body language, particularly when they are interacting with other dogs? Join our Online Academy and submit videos of your dog’s

Dog Body Language. Dogs use body language to communicate their emotions and intentions. Understanding their body language can help you better understand and communicate with your furry friend. Here are some common signals to look for: Tail position: A wagging tail doesn't always mean a happy dog. A high and stiff tail indicates a dog that is alert or potentially aggressive, while a low tail that wags widely from side to side suggests a relaxed, happy dog. Ear position: Ears that are pricked forw