Pup Psychology reveals tell-tail wags...

Sat, 13 Oct 2007 01:47:25 GMT

I wasn't happy with my shopping at yesterday... But I had good news from the specialist that my blood test results (Low Platelets) was up .

other unhappy thing was I going to have look for high-waisted Jeans,there is a style of jeans I liked I've tried three pairs of jeans I picked .

I squeeze my tummy,none look good.So, I ralized that not easy one to toward warm weather

So,I have entries Every dog lover knows how a pooch expresses its feelings. Ears close to the head,tense posture,and tail straight out from the body means

"don't MESS with me".

Ears perked up, wriggly body and vigorously wagging tail means"I am sooo happy to see you" But there is another thing that may surprise attentive pet owners.

When dogs feel positive about something or someone,their tails wag more to the RIGHT, with negative feelings,the wagging is biased to the LEFT.

A study describing the phenomenon appeared incurrent biology. This is an intriguing observation, it fits with a large body of research showing emotional

asymmetry in the brain"Dog tails were interesting, because they were in the middline of the dog's body.neither left nor right.

So do they show emotional asymmetry, or not?

To find out Mr Vallortiara and his colleagues recruited 30 family pets of mixed breed and enrolled in an agillty training program.

The dogs were placed in a cage equipped with ameras that precisely tracked the angles of their tail wags .

To my dear friends: Please keeping eye on your dog's tail which way wagging? I 've noticed some friends having a hard times now I hope she would find

a easy time for her and family.

Michiko's Home: She want to keep up

Pup Psychology reveals tell-tail wags...