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Weird dog behaviors and antics explained by experts - Page 5 of 45 - Kiwi Report

Weird dog behaviors and antics explained by experts


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[post_page_title]Why dogs wag their tails[/post_page_title]
Chances are you’ve seen a dog wagging its tail at some point, but what could it possibly mean? There are several answers to the tales their tails tell. If a dog is holding its tail high and wagging it crazily from side to side, chances are they are excited to see you.

Why dogs wag their tails

Equally, if they keep their tail low and are gently moving it, you might want to get out of the way. This can mean they are being hostile. However, it’s important to look at the rest of their body language to read the situation.
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