Every dog has a different personality, but they have similar ways of expressing their feelings. Dogs' different emotions will be expressed through their different body language and various organs of the body, as a qualified owner, reading the emotions they want to express is a compulsory lesson, do not misunderstand them because you do not understand them.
1. Dog heart and emotional expression
1. Dog ears
Emotions can also be expressed. When the ear is pressed back with full force, it means that it wants to attack the opponent. And when the ear is soft when it is pressed back, it means that it is happy or coddled.
2. Dog eyes
You can see the mood change. When angry, the pupils open and the eyes hang, turning into a terrible look. When sad and lonely, the eyes are moist. When you're happy, your eyes are bright. When you are confident or want to be trusted, never look away. When pressurized or making mistakes, they will look away slightly. When you don't trust, your eyes flicker.
3. Dog emoticons
The eyes are fierce, the teeth are grinning, the throat sounds are made, and the hairs are erect. The tail is straight out, keeping a distance from the object of its anger. If it is prostrate in front of it, bulging in the back, and making a fluttering posture, it is going to attack.
4. Dog tail
The most correct expression of its feelings, the tail horse shakes, indicating joy; the tail hangs down, meaning danger; the tail does not move, showing uneasiness; the tail is clipped, indicating fear.
5. Dog body
When the dog is afraid, the hair on the whole body is upright, and the body is constantly shaking. At the same time the tail droops, or is sandwiched between the legs.
6. The dog is hanging low
To express one's grief, which often hangs its head down, listlessly, or looks pitifully at its master, or hides in a corner.
7. Dog jump
To express its joy, the dog will also "laugh"; the mouth is slightly open, the teeth are exposed, the nose is wrinkled, the eyes are soft, the ears are shrugged, the mouth is humming, the body is writhing gracefully, and the tail is wagging.
Second, body language shows the expression of the dog's emotions
1. Tail swing
Dogs with wagging their tails are friendly, which is usually true, but this is not always the case. Dogs also wag their tails when they feel fear, excitement, or confusion. A frightened puppy may have its tail tucked low between its legs and wag, and an angry challenger will often attack and attack with a rapidly wagging tail.
2. Bow your head
When the puppy raises the back of its body and the front end is low, the tail will shake vigorously, and the eyes will sparkle, and it is saying to you: Let's play together! If you have a serious expression, it will be expressed in a particularly friendly way to attract your attention.
3. Lick gently
If your puppy keeps licking its nose with its tongue, it's obviously a little uneasy. You may be judging a new situation, or you may be hesitating whether to approach a guest, or you may be trying to concentrate on trying to understand a new password. If you don't know, don't rush to the dog who keeps licking his nose, it can be very nervous.
4. Turn over
If your puppy has its belly up to the sky and raises its paws into the air, it is a sign of humility and obedience. If this pose is made for you, the meaning is rich, and in order to escape an expected reprimand, more often than not, the puppy on his back is just trying to tell you how happy it is around you, come on, come and pat my belly!
5. Arched back
This action indicates certain intentions about sex, sometimes even in puppies that have been neutered. Of course, if they are a good match, you can arrange for them to be happily combined, otherwise, you should try to avoid heterosexual interaction during estrus. If it is doing this to a person, it can suddenly make some kind of noise to distract it.
6. Climb across
When your puppy crawls onto another dog, or stands up and presses the body of the other puppy with its paws, it's saying, "I'm the head dog, don't forget that!" Climbing is not a behavior that only male dogs do, and so do competitive. Dog owners often do not understand why same-sex puppies can also climb between each other, but in fact, this is only a conquering action, rarely sexual meaning.
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