Happy Tails

 

A happy tail is a sight to behold. It's a sign of excitement, happiness, and love. When a dog wags its tail, it's communicating with its owner and other animals. The wag can mean different things depending on the context, but it's always a positive thing.

 

A happy tail is a sign of a healthy dog. When a dog is happy and content, its body releases endorphins, which have mood-boosting effects. These endorphins can help to reduce stress and anxiety, and they can also improve the dog's overall health and well-being.

 

A happy tail is also a sign of a good relationship between a dog and its owner. When a dog wags its tail when it sees its owner, it's showing that it's happy to see them. This is a sign of trust and love, and it's a great way to start the day.

 If you have a dog, take some time to watch its tail. You'll be able to tell a lot about how your dog is feeling by the way its tail is wagging. And if you see that happy tail wagging, you can be sure that your dog is happy and healthy.

 Here are some things that make dogs wag their tails:

 * Seeing their owner

* Getting a treat

* Playing with a toy

* Going for a walk

* Meeting a new friend

* Getting a belly rub

* Being praised

* Being petted

* Feeling safe and secure

 If you notice that your dog's tail is not wagging as much as usual, it's important to pay attention to its behavior. If your dog is also acting differently, such as being more withdrawn or aggressive, it's a good idea to take it to the vet to rule out any medical problems.

 

A happy tail is a sign of a healthy and happy dog. If you want to keep your dog's tail wagging, make sure to provide it with plenty of love, attention, and exercise.

 A Happy Tails Poem

A happy tail is a thing to behold,

Wagging its way through the morning cold,

It brings joy to all with its happy beat,

A happy tail is a happy treat.

 

It wags when it sees its owner come home,

It wags when it plays with its favorite toy,

It wags when it gets a treat from its mom,

A happy tail is a happy toy.

 

It wags when it meets a new friend,

It wags when it goes for a walk in the park,

It wags when it sees its favorite bird,

A happy tail is a happy bark.

 

A happy tail is a sign of love,

A happy tail is a sign of joy,

A happy tail is a sign of life,

A happy tail is a happy toy.

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Dogs can overheat very quickly and are at risk of heat stroke on the hot summer days we have been having recently.  Here are some tips to keep your dog cool in extreme temperatures....

1. Try and make your house as cool as possible:  keep windows open whilst it is cooler outside early morning and late evening, then close them once the air outside is hotter.  Keep blinds or curtains closed during the heat of the day. If you lucky enough to have air conditioning, turn it on, or use portable fans to circulate the air
2. Make sure your dog always has access to fresh water to hydrate.
3. Don't walk your dog in extreme heat.  The heat dogs can be walked in varies according to their size (overweight or large dogs will be more susceptable to heat stroke), breed - Brachycephalic (flat faced) breeds such as pugs, bull dogs etc are less able to withstand hot conditions, age and fitness levels.  The chart below will help, but most of us know our own dogs and if your dog is panting, then it is getting hot.
4. Walk at the beginning or end of the day, when it is cooler and choose a nice shaded woods, don't let them run around too much and definitely don't throw balls etc for them.  Keep an eye on your dog for panting and cut the walk short if necessary.
5. NEVER leave your dog in a car, the heat builds in a car extremely quickly and can be dangerously hot within minutes.
6. Paddling pools or streams are a great way for your dog to cool down, but are not advisable when the weather is extremely hot, as they will give you a false sense of coolness out in hot sunshine. 
7. Avoid hot pavements, they can get very hot and burn your dogs paws, check wih your hand to feel how hot they are.
8. Finally, if in doubt, stay indoors, no dog ever died from  missing a walk!