Category: Canine Body Language
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Dog Body Language – What is Your Dog Trying to Tell You?
The process of domestication of dogs began several thousand years ago and brought many benefits to both humans and pets. Over time, they have become companions to humans. Initially, dogs served humans mainly as farm animals. However, the closer the canines became to humans, the more they wanted to understand their language. For this reason,…
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Dog Panting Explained
Dogs do not have sweat glands to cool themselves down through the body surface. The only way dogs lose heat is through panting or sweat glands on their paws. Frequently our dogs roll out their tongues and pant heavily with high temperatures in the atmosphere. It’s important to understand that panting is a natural way…
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Why Does My Dog Sit on My Feet?
Does your dog have a comfortable bed to sleep on but choose your feet instead? Do you move around the house, and your dog follows you around, only to end up lying on your feet? Is this normal behavior, or should it be a reason for concern? In this article, we will address all of…
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Dog Tail Wags – What Do They Mean?
It is a common belief that when a dog wags their tail, it means they are welcoming, friendly and happy to see you. Yet, this is not completely true. As a dog parent, you should make yourself familiar with canine body language to read your pet’s behavior better. Dogs use their tails to communicate but…
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5 Reasons Why Your Dog Kisses You
When you think of your dog kissing you, whether you enjoy their wet tongue rubbing your face or not, you probably feel pleasant warmth in your heart. It happens because you immediately associate this behavior with love and affection. However, have you ever wondered is it a correct way of thinking? Just because a kiss…
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Why Dog Lifts Their Front Paw?
All dog parents wish they could get into their beloved dog’s mind to understand what they are thinking. Even though it’s not possible we can get one step closer to it by interpreting canine body language. Have you ever gave a deep thought on why dog lifts their paw? There are multiple reasons for this…