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When Your Dog Wags Its Tail, This Is What It Really Means

Wagging tails, guilty looks, dog years — most of what we “know” about dogs is wrong about behavior 📌 SUBSCRIBE NOW: https://goo.gl/bTqgiS 🔗 More from Rocadog: https://linktr.ee/rocadog 🎥 Check out next - 11 Cute Dog Habits That Come From Wolves:    • 11 Cute Dog Habits That Come From Wolves   🎵 Background music: Dawn by Sappheiros (License: Creative Commons (BY 3.0)) Dogs are often misunderstood — not because people don’t care, but because many common beliefs about dog behavior simply aren’t true. In this video, we break down some of the most widespread dog myths and explain what science and modern canine behavior research actually tells us. From wagging tails and the “guilty look,” to dog years, grass eating, color vision, and mental stimulation, we explore how dogs really experience the world — and why context matters more than assumptions. Understanding dog body language, emotional states, and learning ability helps us communicate better, train more effectively, and avoid misinterpreting normal behavior as disobedience or emotion. If you’re interested in dog behavior, canine psychology, body language, training, or science-based insights into how dogs think and learn, this video is for you. This video covers common myths about dog behavior, dog body language, tail wagging, guilty looks, dog aging, learning ability, and mental stimulation. VIDEO TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 Intro 0:28 Do dogs really see in black and white? 1:30 Why “7 dog years” makes no sense 2:31 Why dogs eat grass (and when it matters) 3:43 Why a tired dog isn’t always a happy dog 4:49 Can old dogs still learn? 5:51 What the “guilty look” really means 6:46 When a wagging tail is NOT a good sign #dogmyths #rocadog