A wagging tail does not automatically mean happiness. Look at posture, muscle tension, ears, eyes, mouth, tail and context. Moving…
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🧠 Behaviour
Understand signals, emotions and common behaviour problems.
Start with very short absences your dog can cope with and increase slowly. Record behaviour if useful. Panic, prolonged barking…
● FreeLooking away, lip licking, panting without heat, freezing, lowered posture and seeking distance can signal stress. Always consider combinations and…
● FreeGrowling around food or objects is communication. Do not punish the warning signal. Improve safety, prevent conflict and use trading…
● FreeFirst increase distance from the trigger so your dog can still eat and respond. Reward calm observation and choose routes…
● FreeDuring loud noises provide access to a safe quiet place and reduce sound where possible. Do not force the dog…
● FreeSudden irritability, fear, house soiling, withdrawal or aggression can be related to pain or illness. Have unexpected behaviour changes medically…
● FreeChoose space, keep leashes relaxed and do not force dogs nose-to-nose. Short parallel walks with enough distance can be calmer…
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