Dog Body Language

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The biggest way dogs communicate with each other is through body language. The really cool thing is that dogs never do anything without warning, what they're thinking is written all over their bodies. The key is to be able to recognize these signals and understand what it means to the dog.

As a basic rule the more in motion a dog is the more relaxed they are, while stiff and not moving can mean tension. Happy and waggy good, stiff and still is bad.

In this video you'll see some happy dogs greeting as well as what an anxious and uncomfortable dog looks like.

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