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Bodies Gallery

Happy, Confident, Comfortable

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Affiliative/soliciting affection

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Body is loose and bouncy

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Curious and exploratory

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Play bow

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Jumping to greet

dog weight balanced photo by Robert Bogdan

Weight balanced, tail wagging

Distressed, Scared, Insecure

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Body shifted away from threat

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Paw is raised

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Hackles raised, weight forward

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Frozen over a resource

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Making self small

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Tail is tucked

Examples of Distressed Barking

Spooky Barking
Separation Anxiety

Examples of Not-Distressed Barking

Watchdog Barking
​Demand Barking
For more videos and to learn more about barking click here. 

How to Tell if It's Playing or Fighting

Self-Handicapping (A.K.A. pulling their punches)

Role Reversals

​Meta-Signals
Play bows and Play face
Running with a bouncy gait

What Are They Doing? Play-fighting, play-fleeing, play-feeding, play-courting (Yes! Even humping!)

Pro-Social (A.K.A. "Friendly") Behavior

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