Did you know that a dog's tail can talk?

1. Look straight ahead, tail held high.This is your dog showing off and asserting dominance when encountering a strange dog: "Hey, newbie, I'm the boss here!"

2. Tail straightThis indicates that the dog felt threatened.

3. Stand in this posture.And the dog's tail wagging back and forth is its way of trying to get your attention: "Hey, look at me!"

4. When a dog's entire body is relaxed and there is no tension in it, it means that it is indifferent to what is happening around it: "How boring."

5. Tail curled up, mouth openThis means the dog has sensed some kind of uncertain danger: "Master, I'll cover you!"

6. If your dog adopts this posture, it's asking, "Master, can you feed me?"

7. When your dog encounters other dogs, it behaves like this...A timid and hesitant postureThat's it submitting to the strong, which is equivalent to saying, "You are more powerful than me, you can do whatever you want, it's all up to you."

8. Tail swings to the right.Dogs usually feel happy and excited: "I'm so happy, this is so great!"

9. Swinging to the leftThere must be something that made it feel something was wrong.

10. Wag its tail vigorously and quickly to the right.This usually happens when a dog encounters an acquaintance: "Hi, we meet again."

11.If it's a stranger and you're unsure whether they're friendly or not...The tail wags relatively slowly, expressing hesitation and probing.