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  • If you really want to speak dog try the iPhone app Speak Dog

  • Be a tree and it will go away. When I stand still my dog just sit and looks at me...

  • Can't you tell if a dog is happy or excited if it wags it's tail?

  • Panting can be a sign of anxiety, so... Just because their mouth is open doesn't mean that a dog should be approached. I liked the part about not teasing a tied dog. You should only tease untied dogs!

  • i taught my jack russell (terrier) to high five!:)

  • @Bowzer967 Really cheap

  • Danger of bound dog: cheap rope used!

  • when they pant doesnt meen they r happy

  • i.....hate,.......the......son­g!!

  • 2:01 really cuz most dogs have patience on children i have a rotwieller wich was 1 year old but we had to give it up bcz it had cancer but it never hurt any one

  • my dog is to lovable i tried the tree trick he kept looking at me licking my leg

  • u avoid goin near a dog only when hes angry nt when hes yawning ! infact an owner can go near dog anyway but in different way if he/shes angry !

  • yes yawn can b natural as well indicating that he/shes tired , in any case it doesnt mean u dont go near him/her !

  • many things are right but where ur misleading ppl is !

    yawn and lickin lips along with few other signals = meaning its ok or to calm an angry dog r human ! or sometimes used as greeting !

  • Wait i thought licking lips and yawning was a sign of calmness? Thats what a expert told me.

  • @Leanneldok21 It has many meanings, you would have to see ALL of the dog's body language, not just it's face. It can be a CALMING behavior, like it's trying to show calming signals to another dog, or even try to relax itself, but it does not mean the dog IS relaxed.

    Often submissive dogs will licks their lips when greeting to show that it is submissive and will do no harm, so once again,it's kind of like a calming signal.

  • I just tried this it dosent work

  • This video will only help if your dog doesn't know you and you don't know your dog ! :P

  • thank you this video helped alot

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  • this didnt help at all

  • Thanks i really needed to say to my dog Your cool

  • My dog loves to cuddle she loves children always gives kisses and plays =] i have a german shepherd kind of a puppy

  • Your dogs are always Happy or Worried. My dog is now frustrated because it got a A- on the math exam.

  • dogs love hugs dont be stupid, sam is a legend lol

  • woof woof=/ ?

  • gay

  • i have a full grown pitbull and he likes hugs!

  • Dogs don't like hugs and kisses? Not forced, no; nor from shrieking unpredictable littl'uns. But when my wife and I have a stand-up 'snog-hug', our 12yo Patterdale runs in, clambers up, 'talking' and tail-wagging to insist he be included. Human-socialised dogs dislike being ignored, and Pip loves to join a 'group hug'. I've lived my 58 years enriched by many dogs, always give them their space, and appreciate some are standoffish, others hugaphile softies - like us, they are individuals.

  • westies!!

  • Bogus

  • Yawning doesn't always mean they're anxious, does it? Or lip licking...

  • @Alkanile nah....i reckon ours yawn cuz their actually tired...

  • the dog at 1:42 looks EXACTLY like my dog!!

  • Dogs like hugs and kisses when they want to. My dogs use to come and lick my mouth or put their legs on me it means they are kissing or hugging me. Sometimes I am on my bed and my dog jump on my chest like saying hug me. You always learn something new everyday.

  • Have you noticed that nearly every facial expression only involves beng happy, sad or just peeved. lmao!

  • Umm if s dog Is In a not good state if mind, training should be done. Do not just leave ut alone, have a experienced trainer help. Watch Cesar millan for tips and learn from him!

  • @psychojoker131 No, do NOT watch cesar milan. His methods are cruel, deceptive, and he 'breaks' dogs rather than trains them. Do a little research. He's been seen choking dogs, and dragging them about by the lead. He's a terrible 'role model'.

  • I think the intent is good but the content isn't.

    Please don't use this video as a tool to understand dogs.

  • @MeetMyGiant I have to agree. Every dog with a neutral expression (relaxed ears that are neither up nor down, closed mouth, etc.) is shown as being "worried." I have a zillion photos of my dog with a closed mouth and relaxed ears and I don't think she's worried in the vast majority of them. I'm not sure the dogs in these photos are either.

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  • lies, those little signs all depend on how the dog was treated and trained as a puppy, and it may vary between different varieties of dogs...

  • hahaha, i think clipper was worried, not happy

  • i cant speak dog but mine know what in the treat jar lol think dogs under stand more then we think

  • I am sorry, I am crying laughing so hard at this.

  • thank you♫

  • Good video and all, but I was hoping to 'speak' dog aswell, so 4/5 from me.

  • who names their dog cricket?!

  • lmaoooooooo

  • 0:37 or pisses on you...

  • Nice vid 5/5

  • NICE VIDEO. THANKS

  • I think that might be true, but most dogs get worried from lack of attention.. But that might be good advice for kids. What you didn't say was that you should never show a dog you are afraid. I learned that when I was little after my little brother got bit by a dog. No dog has messed with either of us since.

  • yea i noticed a dog chased me when i ran away from it.. but when i stood there and looked in control. he'd run away. psychology of dogs is really a bit backwards.

  • Kibble, that's not "backwards" at all. It's basic predatory behavior. Prey runs, predator gives chase.

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