How to know what your dog thinks

?Have you ever wondered what your dog thinks

 Many dog owners have considered this. Dogs are very intelligent animals. These animals are around longer than humans. They feel pain, joy, and anxiety when their companion abandoned them. They also exhibit emotions like anger, excitement, contentment, and love. These animals also are very loyal to their human counterparts.

There are a variety of clues to work out what your dog is thinking. a number of these clues are quite obvious and typically involve your furry friend's need for attention and food. in fact dogs cannot ask assist you to understand what they're thinking. But dogs use visual communication to convey what they need on their minds.

One method a dog uses to assist their human friend to know what's on their mind is much they wag and position their tail. If your dog's tail is down this be a symbol that he or she is unhappy. Dogs also wag their tails once they are happy and excited. How a dog wags his tail could even be a sign of aggression. If your dog is holding his tail during a high position and wagging or it might be a symbol of aggression. So remember if a dog is wagging his tail during this method it could mean you'll get bitten.

The motion at which your dog wags its tail can mean a variety of various emotions and what's on their mind. Wagging of their tail doesn't always mean they're happy. They way they're holding their tail be a sort of aggression 

Wagging of the tail could just mean they're excited and interested in something. The faster they wag their tail the more excited they're. The speed at which your dog wags his or her tail can range from very slow to extremely rapid. If their tail is positioned straight up, it means they're very interested in something and can confront whatever has caught their attention.

Another clue to an understanding of what's on your dog could be thinking is to watch the position of their ears. If the ears are pointed straight up they're focused on something. they're very interested in something within the area. this might be caused by another dog within the vicinity or the likelihood of human contact. If their ears are during a flat position this means they're very content, especially if they're being cuddled.