Body Language: Dogs use their entire body to communicate. They may crouch down with their tail between their legs when scared, raise their hackles when agitated
Eye Contact: Dogs often use eye contact to convey messages. A soft, gentle gaze can indicate affection, while prolonged staring can be seen as a challenge or threat.
Licking: Licking can be a sign of affection and a way to bond with their owners. Dogs may also lick to soothe themselves or to show submission.
Tail Wagging: A wagging tail can signify a range of emotions, from happiness and excitement to nervousness or apprehension.
Whining: Whining is often a sign of distress or a plea for attention. Dogs may whine when they are anxious, in pain, or want something, like food or a walk.
Overeating causes weight gain, but controlling portion sizes doesn't mean being hungry or giving up your favorite meals. Measure fair servings and cut back until you attain a healthy weight.