Why is My Dog Walking Slow With Its Head Down?
When a dog walks slowly with its head down, it usually means they are afraid. They likely did something they weren’t supposed to and don’t want to be seen or …
Body Language & Expression
My Dog Snorts When Excited [Canine Reactions & Expressions]
Dogs often snort when excited as a way to express their enthusiasm and arousal. It’s a normal respiratory response and can be more common in certain breeds. These snorts are …
Do Dogs Pant When They Are Happy?
Happiness is one of the many reasons dogs pant. You can tell if a dog is “happy panting” by paying attention to the rest of its body language. Is their …
My Dogs Tail Has Been Tucked Between Its Legs For Day
If your dog’s tail has been between its legs for a few days, it usually means they are stressed, frightened, have a tail injury, or are in heat (female dogs …
Can a Deaf Dog Bark? Time to Bust Some Myths
Although deaf dogs can bark, they may not bark as often as hearing dogs. Many dogs bark when they hear a noise. Since deaf dogs can’t hear, they won’t bark …
Why Do Some Dogs Growl When They’re Happy?
When a dog is growling because they’re happy, that usually means they’re in a playful mood. This could be their way of inviting you (or another dog) to play with …
Why Does My Dog Sit Behind Me On The Couch?
There are several reasons your dog sits behind you on the couch. They may simply enjoy spending time with you, looking to you for protection, find it comfortable, or are …
Why Does My Dog Turn His Back to Me? [5 Common Reasons]
When a dog turns their back to you, they’re giving you a friendly greeting. In the dog world, showing their back to a trusted pack member is a standard “dog greeting.” It …
Why Does My Dog Kick His Back Legs When Barking?
When a dog kicks their back legs while barking, this is also known as the “happy dance.” Dogs typically do this when they are excited and trying to initiate play. …
Do All Dogs Point? [Can Pointing Be Trained?]
Although pointing is a common characteristic in dogs, not all dog’s point. Typically, dogs that point also have a high prey drive. In other words, hunting dogs are more likely …