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How do dogs communicate?

We all know our dogs use non-verbal signs to communicate with us, but do we understand what they are trying to tell us?

Recognizing the non-verbal signs our dogs are giving us helps us better understand our pets, and build a stronger relationship with them.

10. The Dog's Eyes.

Wide-open eyes signify their need for attention.

However, if your dog's eyes are wide open and they are staring right at you, or at some object, it means they are challenging that object.

Eye blinking is a sign that your dog is ready to play with you and expects you to take them out for a walk or a run, or that you hand them a toy.

9. Position of the dog's ears.

You should pay attention to two non-verbal signs here.

1) The dog's ears are pricked up and leaning forward.

The dog is telling the owner they are curious and that something new and exciting has happened in the vicinity.

2) Ears are pinned back and flat against the head.

The dog is letting its owner know they are afraid.

8. The dog is licking your face.

When a dog is licking somebody's face, it indicates they want to calm that person and prevent any aggression.

Dogs lick their faces when they are stressed or feeling under pressure.

7. The dog is showing teeth, but without growling.

The dog is protecting its territory.

It usually happens while the dog is eating or when you are approaching an unfamiliar dog.

Dogs often act aggressively while eating since they're afraid of their food getting stolen.

6. The dog is rolling on its back.

This is a sign of deep trust.

Your dog not only trusts you but wants to please you as well.

Dogs adore belly rubs, which is evident through other non-verbal signs they give out as well!

5. The dog is resting their head or paw on your knee.

Placing their head and their paw on your knee has entirely different meanings.

When your dog rests their head on your knee, it represents their need for your attention.

On the other hand, when the dog places their paw on your knee with a provocative look, it's a clear sign of domination.

4. The dog shakes without reason.

If your dog suddenly starts shaking without a discernible reason (such as wet hair), it means your dog was recently feeling under extreme pressure.

In order to release the tension, they try shaking it off.

3. The dog is raising a paw.

This situation is not uncommon, and it's not anything serious.

Your dog simply wants to ask you something.

Dogs commonly do this when they're hungry, want a treat, or feel like playing.

2. The dog is turning its back on you.

This is not a sign of indecency or disrespect, as some people are inclined to think.

For our pets, this is a sign of trust.

It means your dog has enough trust in you to feel comfortable turning their back to you.

1. Tail position and the speed of tail wagging.

Dogs reveal a lot of information about themselves through their tails.

When the dog's tail is down low and wagging slowly, it indicates they are confused about what's being asked of them.

What does a tail held down between the legs represent?

This sign most often appears when the dog is terrified. Still, if there is no apparent reason for them to be scared, it could instead indicate they are in pain and require assistance.

Take them to the vet.

Dogs communicate using their body language.

Every move our pets make is a signal to us, so we should take care to pay attention to every part of their body.

I hope this video has helped you better understand dogs, and that it will be of use in trying to build a better relationship with your pet.

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TOP 10 Signs Of Dog Communication!

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