Learn The Secret Dogs Language

Dogs do not speak human language but they have their own language. A canine communicates through barking, whining, growling, crouching, jumping, wagging, and many other non-verbal cues. Although, each bark, whine, jump, growl, and wag has its own meaning that can change according to the situation. Keep reading this blog to learn the meaning behind each of your pet’s actions.

As a dog parent, it is better to keep an eye on your pooch’s behavior because when we fail to understand their behavior, they may become aggressive or react defensively. Learning their way of communication can help us to avoid such situations. Here are some common explanations:

Barking to dogs is a lot like yelling to humans. The difference in their pitches helps us to understand what their bark meant.

Most people have a misconception that a wagging tail means that a dog is happy and excited. This is not always true, varied speed of wagging means different things.

Dogs tend to show similar facial expressions as humans, but their expressions can mean different from ours.

As it has been told that the eyes are the windows to the soul, the same is true with dogs. Their eyes will tell you many tales.

The way dogs carry themselves also tells a lot about their moods. The key to understanding this is by observing their weight distribution.

These were the different meanings of every gesture that your dog displays. Some classic examples are:

Relaxed body posture, with the mouth open and tongue rolling out. The tail is wagging and the eyes and ears are in a natural position.

The weight distribution is equal across the body or they are inviting you to play with them using play-bow posture.

The dog is standing but the head is lowered down, the ears are dropped and the tail is tucked and they are yawning.

The dog is lying down, avoiding eye contact, licking their lips with their ears dropped back.

Standing with stiffened body posture, weight leaning forward, ears and hair raised and looking at you with dark-enlarged pupils, is an unhappy or startled dog.
A dog with weight towards the back, snarling and barring their teeth at you, eyes staring and lips drawn back are ready to attack.

None of the signals mentioned in this blog acts alone, each eye movement is coupled with a particular posture and ear position. To determine the mood of your dog, it is important to pay attention to their every move. This newfound piece of information will help you understand your dog’s emotions better and prevent any behavioral problems before they occur.

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