Category: Canine Body Language
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Dog Sleeping Positions – What Do They Mean?
Have you ever wondered what role sleep plays in your dog’s life? Its impact is tremendous. Well-slept dogs learn faster and are gentler in their interactions with the world. In addition, during proper sleep, cortisol and stress levels are reduced in a dog’s body. Lack of rest, on the other hand, leads to increased nervousness…
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My dog Rolls on Their Back – Is That Normal?
TL;DR: Yes, rolling on the back is common for pets. Have you noticed your dog likes to roll around in the grass or mud, possibly covering themselves in some stinky eau de parfum of carrion or feces? Don’t be alarmed – they have good reasons to do that. It’s Hunting Season You can domesticate dogs,…
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Dog Sniffing Each Other. What Does It Mean?
As soon as dogs are off-leash and free and play together, they begin to sniff each other. Some do it quickly, others really take their time, and the dog parents are discouraged by this spectacle far from human propriety! Sometimes, after having sniffed the buttocks of another dog, a play bow follows. Other times, the…
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Dog Showing Teeth – What Your Dog’s Mouth Tells You
Dogs can’t express their feelings with words, but they have the same emotions as humans: Happiness, sadness, comfort, and fear. Just like us, they use their bodies to communicate and express emotions. To build a strong, healthy relationship with your dog, you need to understand their signals – from ears to tail. This guide will…
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Why Do Dogs Shake Their Ears or Head?
When adopting a pet, you should keep in mind that you take responsibility for the health and well-being of the new family member. Therefore, it is essential to observe your dog daily and ensure that all their needs are met. Like humans, dogs are prone to a variety of illnesses and to situations in everyday…
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Dog Tail Positions – What Do They Mean?
“He’s wagging his tail; that means he’s happy.” How often do you come across this statement? It shows how few people can actually read their dog’s communication correctly. There are as many dogs as different tails; that’s why messages sent by dogs must be read, taking into account their breed and natural body structure. Over…
