Staffy's Body Language - Tail
What Staffy's Tail Can Tell You
If your Staffy wags its tail, it means that it
shows its friendly attitude. Such a statement is far away from the
truth. Dogs wag their tails because of many reasons.
Aggressive dog also can wag its tail, but a friendly pet can keep
its tail still.
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Your Dog's Tail and Learn Its Behaviour
When your Staffy is relaxed, its tail will
be in its natural state. If an animal feels joyful, it will
wag its tail carefully from side to side. When your pet is
especially happy, for example when it meets you after a long
absence, its tail will move very quickly from side to side and it
can make wide circular movements.
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Natural State of Your Staffy or Pitbull's
Tail
If the dog feels nervous or is in obedient state,
it will keep its tail down or even put it between hind feet.
It can wag it from side to side at this time. When your Staffy
feels frightened or it tries to show its submissive state, its
tail will be pressed closer to the stomach.
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Obedient
Position of Your Dog's Tail
When your Staffordshire Bull Terrier is alert, it signalises
about this with its tail put up. It will stand high and
steady like a tube. If the dog stands its ground or shows
aggression threatening a human or an animal, it can wag the tip of
its tail from side to side. It looks like this is just wagging,
but other gestures of its tail signalise that the dog is not
friendly at this moment.
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Put Up Tail Is a Sign of
Alert
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