As a dog owner, it's important to keep an eye on your pet's behaviour as sudden changes could suggest something is wrong with them. And their body language is always a good place to start ...

When in a happy mood, a dog might be more inclined to play with their owner or other dogs - and will demonstrate this by raising their bottom and wagging their tail. An RSPCA statement reads ...

“The tail can be a prominent place that most dog guardians look to when trying to determine their dog’s mood because it can be so expressive, but it can be misleading,” says Renee ...

Instead, the American Kennel Club recommends that pet owners look at all indicators across the dog's body, from the way it is moving its tail to the shape of its eyes, to decipher its mood.

Much like a facial expression, a dog wagging its tail can be a clue to a wide range of emotions. Though the popular imagination places dog-wagging squarely in the camp of happy emotions ...

You can get in touch with Alice by emailing [email protected]. We all associate a wagging tail with a happy dog, but what does your dog's tail movement really mean? A dog's canine ...

A survey of 2,000 dog owners found that after being around their furry friends for so long, pet parents know when their dog is happy when they wag their tail (28 ... re in a good mood.

Napo Pet Insurance expert vet, Dr Louisa Lane, says: “Your dog’s body language and even their facial expressions can tell us a lot about their mood and ... a wagging tail doesn’t necessarily ...