What is the excitement of dogs? Dogs’ excitement includes tail swings, screaming and licking your face. The dog will be so excited that it will pounce on its owner; when it is excited, the dog will jump and run everywhere. When the dog feels excited...
What is the excitement of dogs? Dogs’ excitement includes tail swings, screaming and licking your face. The dog will be so excited that it will pounce on its owner; when it is excited, the dog will jump and run everywhere.
When the dog feels excited and happy, it will quickly wag its tail left and right. When greeting the owner and going out to play, dogs will express their inner happiness and excitement by wagging their tails. Waving your tail is also a language for dogs to greet others, representing friendship.
When the dog is very happy and excited, it often pounces on it and licks its owner's face, and its tail is also swaying wildly.
Many dogs will be excited to pounce on them after their owners come home from get off work because they haven't seen each other for a day. However, owners should pay attention to training their dogs not to rush to others at will. If they develop the habit of rushing to others at home, they will also rush to them when they see strangers when they go out. This is a very dangerous behavior.
When dogs are excited, they will jump and run everywhere. Many dogs will twist their bodies, jump from one side to another, and even keep spinning around to vent their excitement at the moment.
