Are Smiling Dogs Happy? New Report By
Pet Resource Explains Canine Behavior
Shirley C McMillion uses her
own experience as a dog mom
to help you know if your pet is
smiling in her new report on
Cute Dogs Blog.
A dog's "smile" should not be
confused with aggression,
which is characterized by a
tense posture and growling.
Remember: not all dogs
smile when they are
happy.
Some dogs become more
playful with their owners
while other dogs prefer
leaning in and snuggling.
Regardless, the clearest
sign of dog happiness is its
posture.
A relaxed body with floppy
ears indicates that your dog
is feeling comfortable and
relaxed.
Despite dogs being
considered "man's best
friend", there are several
canine behaviors that may
seem strange to first-time
parents.
One such example is bum
scooting, where a dog will
begin to move their bottoms
back and forth across the
floor. 
While this can seem initially
funny, bum scooting can
indicate a serious medical
condition! 
If you notice your dog
scooting, you are
recommended to see your
nearest veterinarian. 
Go to the link
https://cutedogsblog.com/is-my-
dog-smiling-at-me to learn more.