Common body language of dogs: bowing

When a dog raises the back part of its body, lowers its front body, crawls on the ground and wags its tail vigorously, this means that the dog wants something from its owner. Generally, dogs are begging for play with their owners, hoping that their owners can accompany them for a while. At this time, the owner can play with the dog appropriately, because not being with the dog for too long can easily lead to estrangement between the two of you, and may also cause the dog to be depressed.

Common body language of dogs: tail wagging

If the dog is wagging its tail quickly and its expression is relaxed, it means that the dog is very friendly and greets you. But it also depends on the situation. For example, when you meet other people's dogs while walking in the circle, the dogs will wag their tails more slowly when they look at each other. If the dog is afraid, it will hold its tail low between its legs and shake it. At this time, aggressive behavior may occur, and the owner should pay attention.

Common body language of dogs: rolling over

Dogs will roll over and expose their belly to a trusting owner. If the dog’s belly is upside down and its paws are raised in the air, it will show its weak points. To the owner, this means that the dog has great trust and surrender to the owner. If it does this to its companions, it means that it has surrendered to a dog that is more powerful than it.

Common dog body language: light licking

If your dog keeps licking his nose, he may appear a little uneasy. This often occurs when training a dog. The dog may be hesitant in understanding and executing the command, so he licks his nose nervously. If you are eating and your dog circles around you and licks its nose, it means your dog wants to eat.