Your dog’s facial expressions can say a lot about how they’re feeling. A happy dog, for instance, has a soft gaze with eyes ...

Per dog trainer and problem dog specialist Brenda Aloff, a happy dog can be described as having an open, “muppet” kind of expression and a tension-free body.

Woman holding her dog. Image by tonodiaz via Depositphotos. A happy dog’s eyes will appear soft and relaxed, free from tension. Look for almond-shaped eyes with slightly squinty lids. This gaze is ...

Relaxed Body Language The Joy of Letting Go (image credits: unsplash) A happy dog’s body language is relaxed and loose, with no signs of tension. Observe if your dog’s muscles look soft and their ...

Joey Chestnut stands alone when it comes to competitive eating. He set the current world record by consuming 76 hot dogs and ...

Recognizing the signs of a happy dog is an ongoing process. As your dog ages or experiences changes in their environment, their needs and expressions of happiness may shift. By remaining observant, ...

1. They happily expose their belly to you Dog trainers at K9 Basics shares that "this belly-showing behaviour is a clear message for dogs that they feel secure and happy and might even be angling ...

On Saturday, a tiny, shivering dog was pulled from the Hudson River by a group of kayakers near He was barely paddling, ...

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One person commented: "My dog is in that exact position with her belly out while sleeping," and another chimed in: "Our cockapoo does all of these, I'm so glad he's happy". 1. They happily expose ...

"My dog has a Happy Visit scheduled with his vet, where he comes just to get pets and treats from the staff," the owner shared, along with a screenshot of their pup Cooper's appointment.

Ultimately, his hope for the Dog Library is to have “a lot of happy dog owners and happy dogs” at Sandy Point Beach!