Doggie Language 1o1 April 10, 2014April 28, 2015 ~ Agata @BarkTime As seen on The Meta Picture Related PostsThe Alphabet Project | E is for EskimoNewfoundland gloop art – act 5Newfoundland gloop art – act 2Newfoundland gloop art – act 4Newfoundland gloop art – act 3Newfoundland gloop art – act 1 Share this:StumbleUponTwitterFacebookPinterestGoogleYumPocketRedditTumblrLinkedInPrintEmailWhatsAppSkype Worth your timeNon Gamstop CasinosNon Gamstop Casinos
my dogs are just nuts lol, one of them are in every different emotion through out the day lol x Reply
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I love these and recognise lots from my own dog x x
This is great, I would love to understand what my parents dogs are trying to say!
What a clever infographic. Not nearly enough people listen to what dogs are ‘saying’.
this is so cute … i never knew these languages … i am not into pets may be thats why :/
LOL! love this, and so accurate 🙂 Thank you for sharing!
lol That is funny 🙂
Love this, so funny 😉
LOL! With six kids we know the stressed looks VERY well 😛
This is SO cute! I will have to share it with my niece, she just bought a puppy!
Very good! Alternative to ‘Stressed’ = ‘Fleas’!
This is so cute. I need it for my dog 🙂
My Stella does “pretty please” too well already, I’m not showing her this! 🙂
This is so true! Amazing how different types of dogs can have a universal language!
How cute and neat. If I had a dog, I could totally use this.
my dogs are just nuts lol, one of them are in every different emotion through out the day lol x
lol brilliant illustration, I think my dogs go through most of these in about 10 minutes.
This is just too funny. I think cats also have a language 🙂