Dogs wag their tails differently according to their mood
Happy dogs wag their tails more to
the right (from the dog's point of view), while nervous dogs have a
left-dominated swish and fellow canines can spot (and respond) to these subtle tail differences, a study in Current Biology reports.
Canines that see tails wagging to the right are more relaxed, whereas they become more stressed when they see tails wagging to the left.
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Canines that see tails wagging to the right are more relaxed, whereas they become more stressed when they see tails wagging to the left.
(source: Psychology Today)
Resources:
BBC
National Geographic
Psychology Today
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