Understanding Dog's Body Language

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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

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It’s a common “myth” that a dog with a wagging tail means the dog is happy.But that’s not the case at all 🚫Dogs will wag their tails due to any state of arousal: fear 😨 anxiety 😬 reactivity 💥 and yes playfulness as well. But we have seen so many people get bit because they tried to pet a dog with a wagging tail, yet they missed some other important body language like whale eyes, lowered head, and stiff posture 😳The tail is a very inaccurate way of reading a dog. Instead, look at the whole p