Dog body language chart

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Recognizing Fear and Stress in Your Dog

Images of a dog park brings to mind wagging tails and romping pups. The dog park can be a great way for your dog to get some much needed exercise and social time with other friendly pups, however there are some important things to keep in mind!

Dog behavior signs

@dogtrainingforlover posted to Instagram: It's commonly believed that dogs wag their tails to convey that they are happy and friendly, but this isn't always exactly true. Dogs do use their tails to communicate, though a wagging tail doesn’t always mean, "Come pet me!" Dogs have a kind of language that's based on the position and motion of their tails. The position of a dog's tail reveals its emotional state. When a dog is relaxed, its tail will be in its "natural" position. This natural…

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#UsdanPetTips - Observing your dog's body language can help you understand when your dog may be nervous about what's going on around them, or upset and ready to snap at another dog or a person. It's important to consider the context of the situation, but here are some common body postures and what they may mean. Curious about your cat's body language? Check out the feline body language chart in our Pet Health Library: https://www.amcny.org/pet_health_library/tail-language-of-cats/

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