Why do dogs tuck in their tails?

Answer 1

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.

Answer 2

it might just be bored... ha ha. they just like to play... lol

Answer 3

It Is just the way there tail is. I have a siberian Husky and his tail is always curled upward:)

Answer 4

A dog will tuck it's tail between it's legs if it is scared, oras a sign of submission.

Answer 5

Only some dogs tails curl up. But when they do you r a very lucky person. Because it means that they are very happy!🐶+ curled tail means 😃🐶

Answer 6

They are not.