Dog Body Language

Every dog ​​has karater different, there is a dog who is very calm so very often heard them bark, type of dog like it more friendly for everyone so it is easier for strangers to approach them without fear they strike, when viewed from the body language of these dogs they are more often plaintively asking a touch, a hug and food.

Sometimes dogs are more overt when they feel anxious and want to remove themselves from a situation. Please don't force a dog to stay in situation in which he feels anxious, especially if children are the source of his anxiety. Here are some examples:
the dog gets up and leaves an uncomfortable situation (he may bite rather than leaving one of these days)
turning head away
hiding behind person or object
barking and retreating
the dog rolls over on back in submissive way (please don't hurt me!)
Other Body Language Signs of Anxiety
tail between legs
tail low and only the end is wagging
tail between legs and wagging
tail down or straight for curly-tailed dog (husky, malamute, pug, chow chow, spitz-type dogs etc.)
ears sideways for erect eared dog
ears back and very rapid panting
dog goes into another room away from you and urinates or defecates (Please find a professional behavior consultant for help with this - search our directory)