Everyone knows that dogs like to wag their tails, so do you know what a golden retriever wagging its tail means? Now let me tell you something.
What does a golden retriever wagging its tail mean?
1. Slightly wiggling the tail: The golden retriever is greeting people. Generally speaking, dogs are more relaxed at this time.
2. Big tail swing: This is a friendly signal for the dog, especially when the dog is playing with the dog, which means a good mood. If the swing is violent and drives the hips to shake, it means that the golden retriever is particularly excited, such as seeing the owner or family members who have been away for a long time, this will happen.
3. Slowly swinging the tail: This usually happens in golden retriever training, which means that the golden retriever has some doubts, is thinking, or wants the dog owner to do the training again. Generally, when the dog finally solves the problem, the swing of the tail increases significantly. This occurs when dogs are tracking or identifying differentiated odors.
The above is the mood represented by the golden retriever wagging its tail, do you know?