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How to "read" your pets body language

By learning to read their tails, ears, fur and vocalizations, we can become fluent in such foreign tongues as Siamese and Persian, Pekingese and Bernese.

Look at tail wags. In a study with the less-than-riveting title “Asymmetric tail-wagging responses by dogs to different emotive stimuli,” Italian scientists observed that dogs’ tails wag more to the right when they feel positive about a person or situation.

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I watch every move my DOGS make when they are conversing with me.

My DOGS tails are short but still communicate when they are happy with them to Iam going to run now and chase that squirrel.


YOU can understand the language from TAIL WAGS to the flick of their EAR.

I can tell when they are having a good day or when they are not feeling so well.

YOU get this way after living with DOGS all your life...it comes to you easier.
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