Sentences with phrase «of happy dogs wagging»

At first glance, most customers would just see a group of happy dogs wagging their tails.

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Perhaps the most common misinterpretation of dog behavior is based on the myth that a dog wagging his tail is happy and friendly.

You may think a wagging rear means a happy dog, but that's not always true, says Siracusa: «It's important to look at the rest of the body for context.»

On Monday, the 19th, I had the privilege of watching inmates from NOCC work hard, help dogs and puppies coming into PAAS headed to Colorado, and see the smiles on the inmate faces and the happy / wagging tails of the dogs as they were unloaded from partner rescues.

If your dog exhibits all the qualities necessary for successful dog agility training, then you will be granted lots of joy and happy tail wagging in the ring.

The residents are given an opportunity to recall the softness of a cat's warm fur or the wagging tail of a happy dog.

He also wagged his tell like a dog which was cute although now I think it was emotional stress which I think near to the end of his life he was getting in a more comfortable state and got excited when around us, happy and content.

Pet Factory offers an extensive line of fun 100 % American Made Beefhide chips and novelty chews to help keep your dogs happy and their tails wagging.

It explains why footage of Pit Bulls being rescued from horrific circumstances usually features skinny, scarred - up dogs with wagging tails and happy tongues joyfully greeting law enforcement officers.

Countless times I've seen shy, scared, mistreated, ungroomed creatures wracked with all kinds of medical issues blossom into beautiful, proud, happy tail wagging dogs, just as they were meant to be.

GROVELAND - A chorus of happy yapping mutts with their 16 wet noses and wagging doggie tails greets Rhonda Cline each day when she rolls up the dirtdriveway at her 20 - acre home site.Three cats round out the menagerie, but all but one make themselves scarce when the dogs run up to Cline.A third cat, Stash, joins in the daily dog parade because, well, he thinks he's a dog.It's not his fault, Cline said.The white - and - black tabby cat was raised with more than a dozen canines at Cline's house in rural south Lake County.

Many of us think that a wagging tail means a happy dog, but it's much more complicated than that.

Research performed by University of Agricultural Sciences Sweden (http://www.companionanimalpsychology.com/2014/06/do-dogs-get-eureka-feeling.html) showed that dogs who solved a problem and got a reward afterward seemed happier (i.e. more tail wagging) than dogs who just got a reward for no reason.

A wagging tail usually does mean that a dog is happy or excited, but keep in mind that it can also be a warning of attack.

Tail: A wagging tail usually does mean that a dog is happy or excited, but keep in mind that it can also be a warning of attack.

You know the signs - the loving glance, a wagging tail, nudges, kisses, the exited greetings - these are a dogs ways of telling us they are happy with us.

Too often a cute face and wagging tail inspires individuals to bring home dogs without really considering the amount of time and financial resources required to raise healthy and happy dogs.

Happy tails wagged to Flyball races, the Pompeyo Family dogs performing, lots of meet and greets with re...

Most happy dog barks and sounds are short with lots of pauses in between vocalizations and accompanied by lots of wagging, dancing and forward movement.

When we see the look in their eyes, happy tails wagging and people who have been gracious enough to open their hearts and homes to one of our rescue dogs — it's all worth it!

When the «happy» muscles get started wagging, that tail can become a dangerous weapon as owners of these dogs are already aware after being whacked in the shins and thighs a few times.

«I've met some of these dogs that don't get to have knee surgery and they wag their tail and they're happy... they can still have a good quality of life and are able to manage.»

Schaier, author of «Wag That Tail: A Trainer's Guide to a Happy Dog», a book that stresses the importance of exercise and socialization for pets and «What Can You Expect When You Are Expecting a Puppy,» which prepares pet owners on the challenges they may face with their new arrival, says his lifelong love of dogs began as a child, when he voluntarily trained his friends» and family's pets.

Though they tend to have issues with other dogs, having another Beagle in the house — if you can stand all the happy wagging tails — can be a great source of fun and activity.

Researchers say dogs have different emotional responses to their peers depending on the direction of the tail - wag and that a wag to the right means they're happy and relaxed while a wag to the left seems to indicate stress and aggression.