Introduction to Dog Body LanguageDogs are social animals, so communication is key in maintaining a peaceful coexistence with others. Most dogs' communication occurs silently through body language. Other language may be louder (barks, whines, growls,… Read on blog or Reader 8ight Author and Animal Communicator Read on blog or Reader Introduction to dog body language Di June 18 Introduction to Dog Body Language Dogs are social animals, so communication is key in maintaining a peaceful coexistence with others. Most dogs' communication occurs silently through body language. Other language may be louder (barks, whines, growls, yelps, howls, and so on) and seem more familiar to our human perception of language. It is likely that before a dog starts to communicate more loudly through sound, there has been some silent body language that has gone unnoticed. Continue reading Comment Like You can also reply to this email to leave a comment.

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