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      <image:caption>Humans are primates, and we show affection through hugs and kisses. In dog body language, this isn’t necessarily polite, but our pups put up with it because they love us. | Alt Text: A long-haired dog with rusty white fur stands in a field with their tongue lolling out, being hugged from the back by a person wearing a brown jacket, a backpack, and a yellow beanie.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Caption: Dog body language can sometimes be obscured by differences in coat length, ear structure, and tail shape. The dog pictured above has a tail that naturally curls over their back, so their version of “neutral height” may be different from other dogs.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Caption: Brachycephalic dogs, like the Boston Terrier pictured above, have a limited ability to display facial expressions compared to other dogs. This can obscure up-close dog body language.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Dogs who are feeling threatened have “hard eyes,” in which their brow is pushed forward and they are making direct eye contact.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Yawning doesn’t usually mean “tired” in dog body language. Dogs yawn to diffuse tension and calm themselves.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>The work of understanding your dog’s body language and adjusting your own actions is challenging, but it’s worth it to deepen your relationship with your best friend.</image:caption>
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