Understanding your dog by its TAIL position
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Understanding your dog by its TAIL position
This one quite good :p We always think that wag tail means happy, but wag tail can means so many things!!
Source: http://www.dog-allergy.org/doggy_tails.html
Here are common tail positions and what they mean
Relaxed tail: Relaxation and comfort.
Hanging horizontal but not stiff: A sign of attention. The dog sees something interesting.
Hanging horizontal but stiff: The dog is confronting an intruder or someone or something unknown.
Upright tail: This is a sign of authority of a dog that shows itself dominant.
Upright tail and turned over the back: Shows trust and self-control.
Downward and close to the hind legs: If its extremities are rigid and it wags its tail slightly, it shows "I'm not feeling well". If its legs are slightly bent it's a sign on insecurity.
Tail hidden between its legs: Fear or submission.
Raised tail and slow and rhythmic movement: The dog is on guard.
Wagging lightly: Is their normal welcome.
Wagging with broad circles: "I like you". When two dogs are mock fighting this movement confirms it's a game.
Wagging at a slow speed: When it's being trained it means "I'm trying to understand you, I want to know what you're saying but I don't understand yet". Once it finally understands, the dog wags its tail faster.
Short and slow movements: Shows that it's pleased. Sometimes its only wags its tail a few times when it's on the floor.
Wagging fast: Excitement to a desired activity or object.
Source: http://www.dog-allergy.org/doggy_tails.html
Here are common tail positions and what they mean
Relaxed tail: Relaxation and comfort.
Hanging horizontal but not stiff: A sign of attention. The dog sees something interesting.
Hanging horizontal but stiff: The dog is confronting an intruder or someone or something unknown.
Upright tail: This is a sign of authority of a dog that shows itself dominant.
Upright tail and turned over the back: Shows trust and self-control.
Downward and close to the hind legs: If its extremities are rigid and it wags its tail slightly, it shows "I'm not feeling well". If its legs are slightly bent it's a sign on insecurity.
Tail hidden between its legs: Fear or submission.
Raised tail and slow and rhythmic movement: The dog is on guard.
Wagging lightly: Is their normal welcome.
Wagging with broad circles: "I like you". When two dogs are mock fighting this movement confirms it's a game.
Wagging at a slow speed: When it's being trained it means "I'm trying to understand you, I want to know what you're saying but I don't understand yet". Once it finally understands, the dog wags its tail faster.
Short and slow movements: Shows that it's pleased. Sometimes its only wags its tail a few times when it's on the floor.
Wagging fast: Excitement to a desired activity or object.
Re: Understanding your dog by its TAIL position
cooper tail like bunny how to see?
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Wagging fast: Excitement to a desired activity or object.
this one always the case for Seven
this one always the case for Seven
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Tail hidden between its legs: Fear or submission.
Cooper cannot hide!
Cooper cannot hide!
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Can ah, miki tail so short, when kena scold that time, the tail really hide de.. point down, keep very very near to the "ass" hole LOL.. very cute de :p
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Tail hidden between its legs: Fear or submission.
oh this is always the case for Sevne whenever another dog gets close to mine
oh this is always the case for Sevne whenever another dog gets close to mine
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she still havent get over it, the big dog attack case.
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she was already like this before the attack, it just worsen it.
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near ass lain ...in between legs lain!
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Re: Understanding your dog by its TAIL position
aiyor.. the tail short mah, if long sure between legs ler.. haha, short so of course stick to ass.
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kakakaka.....
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