Tag: social interaction

Why do dogs lick each others ears?

in Positive Dog Training

Have you ever looked at a group of dogs and noticed that they seem to be obsessed with each other’s ears? You might have seen one dog enthusiastically licking another’s ears and wondered what that’s all about. Well, it turns out there are a few reasons why dogs do this, and understanding their behavior can…
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behavior, canine communication, dog behavior, dogs, ears, grooming, lick, pack dynamics, social bonds, social interaction
Why do dogs wag their tail?

in Positive Dog Training

You’ve probably seen it countless times – the joyful sight of a dog wagging its tail. It’s a universal sign of happiness and excitement in the canine world. But have you ever wondered why dogs wag their tails? What’s the significance behind this seemingly simple gesture? Let’s explore the fascinating world of tail wagging and…
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bond with dogs, canine communication, dog behavior, dogs, emotional expression, non-verbal cues, science behind wagging, science behind waggingdogs, social interaction, tail wagging, understanding emotions