Dogs keep shaking their tails: Excited, if the dog shakes his tail while his mouth is thin open and his tongue is falling out, which means he's happy and his mouth is closed, which means he's unhappy; calm, with his head on your back; afraid, stuck under his ass; angry; happy; provocative; trusting; good; boring.
What do you mean the dog keeps shaking his tail?
One. Excited.
If the dog shakes his tail while his mouth is thin open and his tongue falls out, it means he's happy; the other way around is closed, it means he's unhappy, even if his tail is shaking.
2. Attitudinal peace
If the dog is swaying his tail at you, it means it's calmer at this point, or it wants to get to know you better, it's basically safe at this point, and you can get closer to it.
Three, fear.
If the dog was holding his tail under his ass and running away from looking at you, it would be sad or scared, so don't provoke it at this time, or it could piss him off and bite him.
4. Anger
When dogs face strangers or animals (non-friendly relationships), they also shake tails, but with very low frequency, and in some cases with the threat of shouting or whispering, this is more evident when strangers visit.
Five, happy.
It means it's fun when dogs shake their tails at a high frequency, and if you look at them, they even shake their bodies, their pupils are magnified and their ears are up.
6. Provocation
When dogs are ready for combat, they lift their tails up, and they move to their left and right. If you see a dog in this situation, stay away from them.
Seven. Trust you.
And when the dog shakes his tail against you, it believes you, after all, that the belly is its weakness, but it's willing to show you, and it's very dependent on you, which means you're a qualified dog owner.
8 - Good news
When the dog shows affection, the tail moves naturally and every part of the body is relaxed. When dogs meet a familiar and friendly companion, they say hi by shaking their tails, and they say they're happy to see you when the master ends naturally.
Nine, too boring.
If the dog's tail turns fast, and it bites its own tail, it means it's boring, you have time to play with it, just like with a child, and you don't have time to pacify it or give it snacks, so you'll follow your request. Last one. Next one.