Field Guide
Share with family members or sitters so everyone responds the same way. Language toggles keep bilingual households aligned.
Pro tip
Describe posture + sound in the Behavior Studio for richer AI context.
Fast wag usually means happiness, while slower sweeps can signal uncertainty or polite curiosity. Check ear position to confirm mood.
High, sharp bursts are often alarm calls. Rhythmic barks point to excitement or play. Context, repetition, and body tension tell the full story.
A warning that boundaries are close to being crossed. Give space, observe body stiffness, and reward calm behaviors instead of scolding.
Signals mild stress, a request for attention, or discomfort. Pair with tail carriage and pacing to separate excitement from anxiety.
Normal after play, but heavy panting indoors can flag stress or overheating. Offer shade, water, and a quiet break when in doubt.
Often an invitation to play or a sign of deep trust. If muscles are loose and tail is soft, it’s an open-hearted greeting.
Gently pinned ears can show friendliness; tight, flattened ears point to fear. Pair with eye shape to gauge comfort level.
A classic stress signal. Offer distance from triggers, coach calm breathing, and avoid forcing interactions.
Front legs stretch forward while hips stay high—your dog is shouting “Game on!” Encourage with toys and short chase bursts.
A calming signal or gentle request. Redirect to a chew or training cue if the behavior becomes persistent.
Browse the most common canine signals with friendly explanations and care tips. Pair each insight with the Behavior Studio for richer context and faster training breakthroughs.
Use the Behavior Studio to log what you see, then tap “AI Deep Analysis” for tailored coaching. Saving results to the history tray keeps everyone in sync.