Dog body language
Learn to read dog body language. Then you will understand what it means when your dog pants, shakes or sniffs.
Licking: Dogs lick to show love and affection, mark their territory, heal a wound and relieve stress.
Pawing: Pawing is a natural and inherent way for dogs or puppies to communicate. Dogs use their paws to demand that we “focus” on them so they can tell us what they need.
Tail messages: Your dog uses his tail to convey everything from happiness and confidence to fear and aggression.

November 26, 2019 posted by Editor
Pawing is a natural and inherent way for dogs or puppies to communicate and demand that we “focus” on them so they can tell us what they need.
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June 25, 2019 posted by Editor
Dog facial expressions have developed so they can mimic human moods. Dogs have learned making specific faces helps them get what they want.
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June 21, 2019 posted by Editor
Dogs lick as a way to communicate their moods, level of submission and to show affection. Dogs also lick to groom and to keep wounds clean.
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June 8, 2019 posted by Editor
Canines communicate using body language and a dog tail message can convey anything from happiness and confidence to fear and aggression.
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February 1, 2019 posted by Editor
Dog stress: Watch for seven warning signs your dog is in danger and take immediate action to help your dog. Stress can cause serious health issues.
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March 27, 2018 posted by Editor
Puppy kisses are full of affection, loyalty and about 700 kinds of bacteria. To be safe, limit puppy kisses to your hands or cheek.
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October 25, 2017 posted by Editor
Common reasons dogs lick include showing love and affection, marking their territory, healing a wound and relieving stress.
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September 1, 2017 posted by Editor
Learn to read dog body language so you’ll you know why your dog does what she does and what it means when she’s panting, shaking or sniffing.
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