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The tail, for example, is one area that dogs almost always prefer that you stay away from. While you might think that touching or grabbing onto your dog's tail is a fun way to play, your dog would sorely disagree with you.
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Read More »Tails come in all shapes and sizes, but regardless of the type of tail your dog has, it plays an extremely important role in how your dog interacts with the world around it. A dog’s tail is comprised of up to 23 vertebrae, which are all surrounded by a system of highly active muscles. This is how a dog’s tail is able to move so fluidly, and take on so many different positions. Every dog learns to make good use of its tail, which is important, as it is a dog’s most important tool in both communication and motor functioning. Picture a dog happily wagging its tail. As you can see, the tail plays a critical role in communicating what the dog is thinking and feeling. In this case, it is happiness. The position of the tail can provide insight into whether a dog is happy, curious, afraid, angry, or sad. Typically, dog emotions are also accompanied by some form of movement in the tail, and this combination of position and movement provides a complex means of communicating a dog’s feelings to the rest of the world. This communication remains apparent even if a dog has had its tail clipped, or has a naturally short and stubby tail. There are some dogs that have no tail, but the instincts to wag, lower, or straighten out the tail remain. The movements of the tail also have a functional purpose for different types of dogs. Various maneuvers such as climbing, jumping, and following narrow paths require the use of the tail as a counterbalance. Watch closely as your dog runs at top speed and makes a turn; you may notice your dog using its tail to assist in making fast turns. In this sense, the tail is a physical instrument that could change the way a dog interacts with the surrounding world if altered or damaged. While humans do not have a direct means of comparison, you can imagine that interfering with this critical body part might feel like someone had suddenly taken away your ability to speak, tied up your hands, and painfully grabbed onto a section of your spine. It is easy to see why a dog may not like that feeling.
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Read More »Notably, the average IQ score falls between 85 and 115. A score above 140, meanwhile, is considered to be genius level.
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