They are sad. When my wife and I are getting ready to leave home my dog will tuck his tail and actually look sad. As long as one of us is there when the other leave he is alright. Watch your dog the next time you are preparing to leave home. DOGS TEND TO SENSE HARM AROUND THEM......SO IN OTHER WORDS WHEN THE TAIL IS BETWEEN THE TWO HIND LEGS OS A DOG IT IS SCARED! It is also a sign of submission. If a dog is approached by another dog that is more dominant they will tuck their tail between their legs. They may also lay their ears down and hang their head to show the other dog that they are not a threat. The ultimate sign of submission would be for them to roll over on their back.
I could be wrong, but every time I hear this its usually in reference to a homosexual joke, like a man being as straight as a dogs hind legs. Their legs aren't straight so it's a joke.
If you mean loyal by nice/ not fighting, it varies between dogs.
Dogs and cats have different responses to fear and pleasure. When dogs are happy they wag their tails. Cats purr when they are happy. When dogs are scared they growl. Cats also growl when they are scared.
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.
loins, groin, crotch, all mean the genitals. They're at the top of your legs, between them.
If you mean 'running legs', the answer is 14 If you just mean 'all legs', the answer is 16 This is because the wings of a bird are actually transformed legs...
if you mean a gap in the mothers legs, no
Affection.
He/she thinks your looking at there butt. Chest or between there legs for female or butt or between legs for male
Shake my head between your legs
a girl let a man do her in between the legs
Dogs use their tails to communicate to each other.Some dogs injure their tails and need to have them amputated. In those cases, the amputation can be done under anesthesia, like any other surgery.Some people cut the tails off puppies for cosmetic reasons (or to meet "breed standards.") If performed without anesthesia, amputation is extremely painful regardless of the age of the puppy or dog. It is cruel to amputate dogs' tails without anesthesia. Even with anesthesia, amputating dogs' tails for cosmetic purposes or "breed standards" is unnecessary surgery.However, don't rush to judge someone you see walking a dog with an amputated tail or cropped ears. The person may have rescued the dog from a shelter after the amputation was performed.
When you say crooked do you mean bowed? or some other form of not straight. Boxers should have fairly straight front legs and slightly bowed upper rear legs.
This could be pain, although most dogs in that much pain won't walk around very much. It is more likely to be the dog signalling submission and fear/anxiety in general. A professional dog trainer may be able to help you address this so your dog is less fearful.
Years ago when yorkies were used to hunt vermin (rats) they docked their tails as the rats would attack sometimes from behind and bite their tails. Also when down in small spaces to kill rats their tails would not get caught on anything.
I wonder if you mean cat o' nine tails. A cat o' nine tails is a whip, mainly used by the British Royal Navy for inflicting severe punishment back in the days of the old sailing ships.
I could be wrong, but every time I hear this its usually in reference to a homosexual joke, like a man being as straight as a dogs hind legs. Their legs aren't straight so it's a joke.