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 ...

In celebration of International Dog Day this Saturday, August 26, some canine experts have shared their insight on happy dog habits. As a dog owner, it’s important to be aware of what your pooch ...

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.

Several experts discuss how a lack of enriching, dog-specific activities — natural movement, sniffing, chewing, playing, and digging — could be killing your pup’s mood.

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.