There are insurmountable language barriers and species gaps between humans and dogs, but this has not affected the entry of dogs into our lives at all. Many times, communication does not necessarily rely on language. The warmth conveyed by a few small body movements can easily break away from the shackles of language.

The dog wags its tail at you

In most people's minds, a dog's head and tail are signals of "happy" and "joyful" moods. In fact, this statement is only half correct.

Dogs do wag their tails when they are happy, but they may also wag their tails when they are emotional or confused. Therefore, all dog lovers must also pay attention. Even if you encounter a puppy wagging its tail, do not approach it rashly. Instead, you should make judgments and considerations based on the overall condition of the dog.

The dog shows its belly

If a poop scraper encounters a dog turning over with its belly facing up, it means that you have completely captured the dog’s loyalty. At this time, the dog is sending you a signal of "Okay, okay, whatever you say is fine." It may be acting coquettishly, or it may be acting cute to please you. At this time, it is completely defenseless.

The dog sticks out its butt

If the dog lowers its upper body, lifts its lower body, and raises its butt, it means that it is sending an invitation to you. In a dog's body language, raising its butt means inviting the other person to play together, which is a very cute and interesting behavior. If your dog raises his butt and bows to you, don't forget to play with him.

The dog arches its back

Parents, have you ever seen a dog arching its back like a cat? Generally speaking, arching the back indicates a certain intention, which often occurs in female dogs that have been neutered or are in the climax of estrus. If the dog has an arched back, the owner should restrain and discipline it.

The dog raised its little paw

If your dog raises its paws, it means it is begging for your attention. You must know that there is no concept of "hug" in the dog world. Raising the paw is an act of friendship. And if the dog puts not only its front paws but also its upper body on you, you need to pay attention. Climbing represents aggression and provocation to the sovereign status, please discipline it strictly!

The furry children happily wait for us to come home every day. The happiest thing is that they can joke and play with us. How lucky we are to meet such a gentle dog in ordinary days and months! You Chong also hopes that all parents will cherish their dogs and write companionship as the longest confession of love.