Do not piss off the bulldogs 😋🤪😝 @carol_olson #beezyspack #bulldgsofinstagram
Smokey is an invaluable guy to me. He’s such a good dog. I couldn’t ask for him to be a better social helper 🥰. #beezyspack
When evaluating dog behavior or body language, the most important thing you can do is take in your dog’s entire environment, learning history, genetics, and self. There are context clues everywhere you look, and understanding your dog is vital to improving your ability to read communication signals. Your dogs “LEGS” are incredibly important to understand.
Learn your dog’s unique body languages while taking into consideration the ENTIRE picture. Always. 🤍
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Adopt Nobunaga from West LA Animal Shelter 🖤🩶 #A2081436
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Twain (grey pittie) is looking for his forever family! Please let us know if you’re looking to add a people-friendly pibble to your home. 🥰
Twain is about six years old and is located in Los Angeles, California. ❤️🔥
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Submissive grinning is a unique behavior in dogs that is often misunderstood. It involves a dog pulling back their lips to show their teeth, but unlike aggressive snarling, this is usually accompanied by relaxed body language, a wagging tail, and sometimes a lowered head or crouched posture. Submissive grinning is a way for the dog to communicate friendliness, appeasement, or deference, often when greeting humans or other dogs. It’s a sign that the dog is trying to show they mean no harm and are seeking a positive interaction. #beezyspack #dogbehavior
Loki is available for adoption with @beachfrontmuttsrescue 🖤 and he is such a little gem of a dog 💎 with an incredible rescue story. He came to his rescue not able to walk on his hind legs, and look at him now! Rebekah has done everything right by this boy and he is so deserving of finding his forever family! He is so ready! 😍
Loki missed out on typical puppy development with his young injury, but he has remained a sweet, joyful, and happy-go-lucky guy! 🥹 He loves to meet new people and dogs, and is a true little explorer 🧭. He doesn’t see his injury as a setback but as a comeback! Be sure to reach out to @beachfrontmuttsrescue if you’re interested in adopting this handsome guy. He is Bruno & Smokey approved! 😏😋🥰
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The birthday girl was not impressed this morning and just wanted another ten minutes of her beauty rest 😏🥹😂🥰 hbd my girl!! I can’t believe that I’ve known you for almost ten entire years 🤯😳😶🌫️😍. Happy tenth birthday, Khaleesi 🤪 #beezyspack
Smokey is definitely one of the smarter ones 🥵😅🤪 #beezyspack
If you’re working with dogs, even your own dog, it is really important to up your observation game. 👀 Especially if your dog might bite!
Dogs never bite out of no where. 🚩 If there aren’t communication signals that many recognize, like growling, many think that a dog couldn’t be feeling aggressive. But there are many other signs to look out for. Every dog will display their own variations of behaviors and will have their own practiced body language and cues. But there are signals that are common-ground across canines that signify “hard” feelings like aggressiveness, that are often missed.
What signs can you see in this short clip? The Dane is a level four bite case; she had an overtly aggressive altercation with a small dog.
Examples of behaviors that require more context: Stiff posture, direct and mostly unbroken focus, wide eyes or whale eyes, mouth closing, breathing slowing or stopping, movement slowing or stopping, piloerection, hackles raised, fast movements towards the face.
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