Face - Dog Emoticon

Happiness: Dogs swing their tails vigorously and jump to high places. This is the most common way of expression.

"Smile": The nose is full of wrinkles, the upper lip is pulled open to reveal the teeth, the eyes are slightly closed, the gaze is gentle, the ears are stretched back, the mouth is slightly opened, a hum is made in the nose, the body is twisted softly, The coat on the whole body is smooth and not erected, and the tail is wagging lightly, making it close to people (but remember, wagging the tail does not always mean happiness).

Angry: The nose is raised, the upper lip is pulled apart, the teeth are exposed, the eyes are wide open, the gaze is sharp, the ears are straight back and diagonally; generally the mouth is not opened, making a threatening sound, stamping the four feet vigorously, The body is stiff, the fur is erect, the tail is straight, and it keeps a certain distance from people.

If the forelimbs are down and the body is sitting back, it indicates that an attack is about to begin.

If the dog doesn't like you, he will first turn his back to you, then walk away, then make threatening sounds, and if you approach him, he will resist.

Sadness: head drooped, eyes dull, moving closer to the owner, and looking at the owner with pleading eyes, sometimes lying in a corner and becoming extremely quiet.

Fear: The tail is drooped or sandwiched between the legs, the ears are stretched back, the fur on the whole body is erect, the eyes are wide open, the whole body is trembling, standing still or the limbs are moving or retreating restlessly.

Waiting: Wagging the tail, standing calmly, and looking directly at the owner, this is also a sign of expectation.

Awe: The head is drooped, the ears are close together, and the body is low. This is also a sign of submission.

Getting close to people: The tail is stretched high and swings, the ears are erect, the head is swinging, the body is arched, and sometimes the front paws are extended. This is also a request to play with people.

Exposed belly - dog body language

Apology: When the owner blames the dog, the dog does not know what happened, but only knows that the owner is angry, so it will turn its belly to apologize.

Obedience: Puppies will treat people as adult dogs, so they will also show their awe by exposing their bellies.

Coquettishness: Adult dogs will show people looking at their belly to show that they are as small as a baby; female dogs under six months of age will often "flash pee", which is actually a sign of coquettishness.

Surrender: When a dog meets its kind for the first time, a dog with a lower status will reveal its belly when it sees a dog with a higher status. This means that even if the other party is full of anger, it will calm down.

Tail - the dog’s mood indicator

Emotional dogs use their tails as a unique tool to convey their inner thoughts.

Heartbeat: When a dog meets the opposite sex he likes, his tail will stand upright at a right angle and vibrate slightly.

Angry: When a dog is angry, its tail will droop.

Happiness: When a dog feels happy, its tail will swing from side to side.

Fear: When a dog is scared, it will tuck its tail between its legs.

Sickness: When a dog is sick, his tail will hang loosely.

Hound: If it is a hound, when it smells prey, its tail will stick out straight and point in the direction of the prey.

Dogs will make judgments based on energy, intelligence, physical strength, etc. Generally speaking, if they are peers, men have a higher status than women, and the older will also have a relatively higher status, and the younger, the younger. , the more they look down upon others. The reason why we play with children is firstly to be considerate of the elderly, and secondly because dogs are born with a strong sense of protecting the weak.