For years, experts have asked, “Are Maine Coon and Norwegian Forest Cats related?” While some say they are indeed distantly ...

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By listening to these cues, including tail wagging and lip licking, humans can deepen their relationships with their canine companions. “When we learn to recognize our dog’s communication ...

A wagging tail can signal happiness, but its speed, position, and direction add deeper meaning. Understanding a dog's tail wag requires considering both the motion and the breed’s normal tail ...

A dog owner says she is "gutted" after her prized pooch made the Welsh team for Crufts 2025, but was then was banned from the competition because part of her tail had been removed for medical reasons.

Three-year-old Dalmatian vizsla cross Gwen had her tail removed on welfare grounds A dog owner says she is "gutted" after her prized pooch made the Welsh team for Crufts 2025, but was then was ...

A dog owner was left heartbroken when her prized pooch was banned from competing at Crufts because she had to have her tail amputated as she wagged it too vigorously. Dalmatian Vizsla cross Gwen ...

Tail-wagging could mean your pup's happy to see you—or not. We asked dog behaviorists to decipher dog tail meanings, and the answers were surprising. Wouldn’t it be amazing if our dogs could ...

the dog looked to his owner, who was stroking his side. Soon, his eyes closed slightly, his breathing slowed, his chin fell to the table. But his tail never stopped wagging. “There you go ...