Face – the dog’s expression package
Anger: the nose is raised, the upper lip is pulled apart, teeth are exposed, both eyes are rounded, the gaze is sharp, the ears are straightened in a diagonal backward direction; generally the mouth is not open, a whirring threatening sound is made, the four feet are stomped hard, the body is stiff, the coat is erect, the tail is straight, and a certain distance is maintained from the person.
If the two front limbs crouch down and the body sits back, it indicates an imminent attack.
If the dog does not like you, the first is to turn his back on you, and then walk away, and then further is to make a threatening sound, and then close to it will have to resist.
Fear: tail down or pinched between the legs, ears back, the whole body coat upright, eyes open, trembling, frozen or limbs restlessly move, back.
Waiting: wagging tail, body standing calmly, both eyes looking directly at the master, which is also a sign of expectation.
Awe: head down, ears close together, torso low, which is also a sign of submissiveness.
Closeness to people: tail wagging high, ears up, head bobbing, body arching, and sometimes front paws extended, which is also asking to play with people.
Open belly – body language of dogs
Apologize: When the owner is scolding the dog, although the dog does not know what happened, only that the owner is angry, he will turn over a belly to apologize.
Obedience: Puppies will treat people like adult dogs, so they will also show reverence by showing their bellies.
Petting: Adult dogs will show their bellies to show that they are as small as a baby; female dogs within six months will often “flash”, which is actually a sign of petting.
Surrender: dogs and similar first meeting, the lower status of the dog to see the higher status of the dog will also open belly, which is even if the other party is full of anger, will also be softened down.
Tail – the dog’s mood pointer
Emotional dogs, a unique tool used to communicate their inner thoughts, is the tail.
Heartbeat: When a dog meets a person of the opposite sex that it likes, the tail will stand up at a right angle while vibrating slightly.
Anger: When a dog is angry, its tail will droop.
Happy: When the dog feels happy, the tail will do a large left and right wagging action.
Fear: When a dog is afraid, it will hold its tail between its legs.
Sick: When the dog is sick, the tail will hang down loosely.
Hound: In the case of a hunting dog, when it smells prey, its tail will stick straight out and point in the direction where the prey is.
Dogs will make judgments based on energy, intelligence, physical strength, etc. In general, if it is the same generation, male status than female status, older status will be relatively high, and the younger, the younger the age, they are also the more “dog-eyed”. The reason why playing with children, one is considerate of older people, the second is that dogs have a strong sense of protecting the weak.
Face – the dog’s expression bag
Happy.
Dogs wag their tails vigorously and jump to high places, which is the most common way of expression.
“Laughing”
: Wrinkles pile up on the nose, upper lip pulled back to reveal teeth, eyes slightly closed, gentle gaze, ears stretched back, mouth gently opened, humming sound from inside the nose, body softly twisted, coat smoothly not erected all over, tail flicking, affectionate with people (
But remember, wagging tail is not all happy).
Anger.
The nose is raised, the upper lip is pulled apart, teeth are exposed, both eyes are rounded, the gaze is sharp, the ears are straightened in a diagonal backward direction; generally the mouth is not open, a whirring threatening sound is made, the four feet are stomped hard, the body is rigid, the coat is erect, the tail is straight, and a certain distance is kept from the person.
If the two front limbs crouch down and the body sits back, it indicates an imminent attack.
If the dog does not like you, the first is to turn his back on you, then walk away, and then further is to make a threatening sound, and then close it will have to resist.
Mourning.
Head hanging down, eyes without light, leaning towards the owner and looking at him with begging eyes, sometimes lying in a corner and becoming extremely quiet.
Fear.
Tail hanging down or between the legs, ears back, the whole body coat upright, eyes open, trembling, frozen or limbs moving restlessly, backward.
Waiting.
The tail wags, the body stands calmly, and both eyes look directly at the owner, which is also a sign of expectation.
Awe: The head drops, the ears lean in, and the torso lowers, which is also a sign of submission.
Closeness to people.
The tail swings high, ears are up, head swings, body arches, and sometimes front paws are outstretched, which is also a request to play with the person.
Open belly – the dog’s body language
Apologize.
The owner is scolding the dog, although the dog does not know what has happened, only that the owner is angry, will turn a belly to apologize.
Obedience
: Puppies will treat people like adult dogs, so they will also show reverence by showing their bellies.
Petting.
Adult dogs will show their bellies to show that they are as small as babies; female dogs within six months will often “flash pee”, which is actually a manifestation of pampering.
Surrender.
Dogs and similar first meeting, the lower status of the dog to see the higher status of the dog will also open belly, this is even if the other party is full of anger, will also be softened down.
Tail – the dog’s mood pointer
Emotional dogs, a unique tool used to communicate their inner thoughts, is the tail.
Heartbeat.
When a dog meets a person of the opposite sex that it likes, the tail will stand up at a right angle, while there will be a slight vibration.
Anger.
When a dog is angry, its tail will droop.
Happy.
When the dog feels happy, the tail will do a large left and right wagging action.
Fear.
When a dog is afraid, he will hold his tail between his legs.
Sickness.
When a dog is sick, the tail will hang loosely.
Hound.
In the case of a hunting dog, when it smells prey, its tail will stick straight out and point in the direction of where the prey is.
Dogs will make judgments based on energy, intelligence, physical strength, etc. In general, if the same generation, male status than female status, older status will be relatively high, and the younger, the younger the age, they are also the more “dog-eyed”. The reason for playing with children, one is sympathetic to older people, the second is that dogs have a strong sense of protecting the weak.
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