This is a YouTube video titled "Qué expresan los perros con la cola" created on September 1, 2017, that explains the meanings behind different tail movements in dogs. The content is a narrated educational video by an animal expert describing how dogs use their tails to express emotions and communicate, covering various tail positions and their interpretations. The video aims to help viewers better understand canine body language.
What do dogs express with their tails? Are they simple movements or are they really part of their body language? In this new video from Animal Expert, we'll talk about the different movements that dogs make with their tails and explain the meaning of each one. Let's get started. A dog's tail is an extension of its spine formed mainly by the caudal vertebrae and a distal bone. It helps dogs express emotions, communicate and relate to other animals. So many of the movements they make with it help us understand their mood. In general. Gestures made with the tail are usually accompanied by other postures or forms of communication that are essential to correctly interpreting a dog's body language. Next, we'll review the basic movements of a dog's tail, along with their meaning and interpretation. Relaxed tail. When a dog doesn't hold its tail in any position, it means that it is calm and relaxed. Relaxed tail and slight movements. This is a calming signal that indicates that the dog is also calm when it is lowered or down. This posture is usually accompanied by other signs such as drooping ears or a hunched body and expresses anxiety, fear, stress or discomfort with the fall. And with slight movements, it indicates that the dog is nervous, uncomfortable, indecisive and is waiting for what may happen. Tail between the legs means that the dog is very afraid, so much so that this gesture is always accompanied by other postures related to fear, such as a hunched body or legs back Horizontal tail In general, this posture means that the dog is attentive and alert before what may happen. However, it is not the only meaning it has, since it can also be a careful greeting. To correctly interpret the movement, it is essential to pay attention to the other signals that the dog may transmit. Horizontal tail and slight movements. It may be a greeting or express nervousness. So the dog should be observed to identify other signs. Horizontal tail with wide. This indicates that the dog is very alert and nervous. It can be an expression of uneasiness, although in general it is usually an exaggerated greeting due to excitement felt by the dog. A high tail shows that the dog is alert and feels confident it is waiting for what may happen and may react unexpectedly. Wide tail movements accompanied by hip movements. These types of movements are usually accompanied by signs of play or positive behavior. They mean that the dog is happy and having fun. Curled tail Dogs with a curled tail are more complicated to interpret than others. However, the movements explained that indicate tranquility, nervousness or fear together with the rest of the body signals can help us understand them better. It is not always easy to identify canine language. Therefore, knowing the dog and creating a bond with it is essential to communicate correctly. I hope you enjoyed this video and found it useful. If so, give us a like and subscribe to the channel. Thank you very much and see you in the next video. Until next time, experts. Hey.
