When dogs tuck their tails between their legs it's normally when they are fearful of something or someone and the dog is lacking in confidence.
The dogs back will most probably be arched, and his bum and head will be lowered, his tail will be down (although not tucked right under his body). He's looking at the things that are scaring him.
it matters on the dog. curly tail dogs curl their tail up when their happy, and wag it the same time when their super happy. dogs with strait tails just wag it. when they're bored/ sad all dog's tail go down. And when all dogs a scared the tail is between their legs or it's strait as if their sad, but their tail would be stiff.
She is dehighdrated
A dog which keeps its tail high in the air while wagging it may be aggressive. Many large dogs wag their tails in this fashion to indicate that they are dominant. If a dog is holding its tail up and waving only the tip, you should approach with care, watching for other signs like the position of the ears or growling. If a dog has its tail between its legs, however, it indicates submission. Frightened or nervous dogs may wag their tails stiffly between their legs. Approach this type of dog cautiously as well, since dogs can bite or snap out of fright A raised tail can also be a trait of a particular breed. Some dogs tails are curled up above their backs and are almost always in that position (Huskies for example). Other breeds have tails that hang down and hardly ever are raised.
Bulldogs historically had their tails docked for practical reasons, such as preventing injuries during bull baiting. Over time, this trait became a standard of the breed. Modern bulldogs are usually born with short tails naturally, due to selective breeding for specific physical characteristics.
a desert rat needs a long tail for balance and if it goes up high and tries to walk along it cansecure itself how amazing!!
bones, and cartaigle
It helps the plane balance. And on the planes tail it has two flaps on each side, and when these flaps go up it lifts the tail and the plane goes down, and when the flaps go down then then plane goes up.
no.dogs communicate by using their body(tail,eyes and ears) ex:they are scared when their tail is between their legs,happy when tail is up
It is displaying to another gecko.
its angrey
dogs will sometimes become hyper and start chasing their tail,running and hopping up and down...when they see you they may come right to you and try to hop or jump on you,some of the calmer dogs or older may just show it by quickly waging their tail ~Agashe
wrap it up that's all they can do any way
it matters on the dog. curly tail dogs curl their tail up when their happy, and wag it the same time when their super happy. dogs with strait tails just wag it. when they're bored/ sad all dog's tail go down. And when all dogs a scared the tail is between their legs or it's strait as if their sad, but their tail would be stiff.
The ears usually go up. Or if they are asleep, their whole head goes up.
A dog's trail is an extension of the spine and it is made up of 6 to 23 extra vertebrae. A dogs tail start at the pelvis and runs to the tip and it consist important nerves which control the tails movement.
they are having a fit
Sharks have gills usually four or five. They also have a tail fin that sticks up and down. A dolphins tail fin goes side to side.