Dog communication

Dog communication: Dogs may not be able to talk, but they can communicate using body language.

Dogs lick to show love and affection, mark their territory, heal a wound, and to relieve stress.

They use pawing to demand that their owners pay attention.

Dogs use their tails to convey everything from happiness and confidence to fear and aggression.

What you should know about dog training by Train Your Canine

June 13, 2019 posted by Editor

Train Your Canine Dog Training Company has been training canines for years and knows what approaches work and what don’t.

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.

January 28, 2018 posted by Editor

Learning to speak fluent dog or cat can’t be done in a crash course. Like any other language it takes years to master. And practice makes perfect.

October 30, 2017 posted by Editor

Here are four ways that show dogs love owners: staring, approaching after eating, staying calm when you leave and sleeping in your bed.

October 25, 2017 posted by Editor

Common reasons dogs lick include showing love and affection, marking their territory, healing a wound and relieving stress.

August 10, 2017 posted by Editor

To get your dog’s attention, don’t yell. Speak in a normal, tone of voice. If you really want to get your dog’s attention, try whispering.

October 29, 2016 posted by Editor

Talk to your dog daily. The more you communicate with your dog, the more words dogs know.