5 Amazing Interpretations Of Dog Body Language



Ever wonder what your dog would say to you if only they could speak? Believe it or not, they are always trying to tell you something through their body language. As a pet owner, being observant about your dog's actions and behavior is truly beneficial. Learning about what your pet is thinking just by reading his body language saves you a lot of trouble. It takes time to do this, but worth it in the end.

Here are 5 interpretations of dog body language that will be helpful to all dog owners:

When your dog looks at you wide-eyed

This means that your pet wants your attention. If his tail is wagging, his mouth is relaxed and his ears are all perked up, he is in a good mood - he probably wants to play with you, asking for a treat or telling you to rub his belly.

When he licks his face

Apart from licking around his mouth when he just had food, when your pet licks his face it could mean that he is nervous, pressured or stressed. Calm him down by giving him a belly rub or a scratch behind his ears!

When he wags his tail low and slow

When your dog looks at you with his tail wagging slowly, it means that he is on standby mode. He knows that you're the boss and he wants to follow your lead. He's waiting for what to do next - are you going to play with him? Are you going to take him out on a walk? Are you going to give him a treat? Give a command when he shows this behavior.

When he raises one paw up

When he does this randomly (whether he knows the handshake trick or not), he is likely asking you for something. It might be food, water, a treat or simply a pat. He can't tell you what he needs so be more observant.

When he shows his teeth

When a dog shows his teeth, whether accompanied by a snarl or not, it means that he is protecting something and trying to warn you. It could be his favorite toy or an unfinished treat. Some dog owners will find this behavior negative but can be stopped with some training.

Learn what your pet is thinking and what he is trying to tell you with these 5 interpretations of dog body language!


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