16 Most Common Myths About Dog Health Debunked!

by pawbuzz on in Dogs, Health 7

5. Happy dogs wag their tails.

This may be true but aggressive dogs often wag their tails too. There are several physical body motions and cues that help dogs to communicate their intent. A wagging tail can mean agitation or excitement. A dog that wags his tail slowly and moves his all rear end or crouches down in the classic “play bow” position is usually a friendly wag. Tails that are wagged when held higher, twitches or wagging while held over the back may be associated with aggression.

Image Source: Flickr - Chess
Image Source: Flickr – Chess

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