A relaxed, open mouth with a lolling tongue can indicate dog happiness. According to Bekoff, happy dogs have loose jaws and ...

A survey of 2,000 dog owners found that after being around their furry friends for so long, pet parents know when their dog is happy when they wag their tail (28%), jump on them (24%) or show them ...

This is not the look of a happy person (or dog). So if you notice a calm, relaxed look across your dog’s face, it’s safe to say that they’re in a good mood. There’s a set routine for your pet.

Dogs are amazing. They make wonderful companions, they love us unconditionally, and they always seem to be in a great mood. But of course, dogs aren’t always happy.It’s up to us as pet owners ...

Life with a dog is full of joyful, if sometimes baffling, two-way conversations — and as their companions and caregivers, we know when they're happy and sad.. Well, perhaps not it seems. According to ...

We usually assume a dog wagging its tail is in a happy and playful mood and wants attention. However, not all tail wagging is happy and many a time, it could be discomfort, anxiety or aggression.

On average, “no matter what the dog was doing, if it was a positive situation, they rated the dog as happy, and if it was a negative situation, they rated the dog as sad,” Molinaro says.