Actually a dog wags their tail in different ways. If a dog keeps their tail high and wags it, they are showing a sign of dominance. The bigger dog usually does this because they think they are in control! If a dog only wags the tip of it's tail it means that it's unsure and/or nervous. The most popular type of tail wagging is when a dog wags his tail straight out, this means they are excited and happy about something.
No, bunnies do not wag their tails like dogs.
Sheri McArdle and Jim Ramerman are the co-authors of "Why Dogs Wag Their Tails: Lessons Leaders Can Learn About Work, Joy and Life."
they wag there tail cause there happy
yes, if they felt like it. but they dont tend to do small stuff like that if they dont want. animals are funny that way. Plus they just do it for attention.
because dogs have ligaments in they tails casuing them to bend and be able to move
When dogs are happy, they may wag their tails, play energetically, exhibit relaxed body language, and have a relaxed facial expression. They may also seek affection from their owners and show excitement through barking or jumping.
If the dog is wagging it's tail than it's probably happy. But dogs don't always wag their tails because they are happy. I think its just a sign of communication. Sometimes aggressive dogs will wag their tails. I don't know whether is subconscious or not - but I certainly believe it to be a way of communicating.
Bunnies wag their tails to communicate their emotions, such as happiness or excitement.
Rabbits wag their tails to communicate their emotions, such as excitement or happiness.
Dogs wag their tails. Tails could sometimes tell the dog's emotion. When dogs wag their tail it means that the dog is happy and want to play. When the dog's tail is not waging but it is down by their back legs means they are sad or scared.
They do
Foxes do not wag their tails except for a small population resulting from a breeding experiment in Russia. Other than that tail wagging is unique to domestic dogs.