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Learn to Speak Dog: Decoding Your Pet's Signals

byShivani KutheAvailable online globallyStarts from199 Per HouseholdView full gallery

Your dog is constantly talking, even when they aren't barking. Let's learn to listen to their subtle body language so you can build a deeper, stress-free bond.

Communication between dogs is complex and fascinating. In this breakdown, I analyze a real interaction to show you the subtle cues, like calming signals and body posture, that dogs use to avoid conflict.

Does your dog really feel "guilty"? I debunk this common myth by explaining that the "guilty look" is actually a set of calming signals your dog uses to appease you when they sense you are upset.

My "Talking to Dogs" class is one of my most popular workshops. It is designed for any pet parent who wants to move beyond basic commands and build a deeper, more intuitive connection with their dog.

This graphic for my "Talking to Dogs" class illustrates some of the key signals we will learn, like lip licking and ears back. The class even donates 100% of profits to NGOs that help Indie dogs.

Here is a look at the topics covered in my communication masterclass. We discuss everything from calming signals to whether dogs actually like hugs, and end with a live Q&A to answer all your questions.

From the way they hold their tail to the look in their eyes, every part of your dog communicates. This workshop poster highlights the different ways dogs speak to us, which we explore in the live class.

About Learn to Speak Dog: Communication & Body Language

Ever wondered why your dog gives you 'the guilty look' when they chew something? It’s actually a calming signal they use to soothe themselves because they sense you are stressed. In these sessions, we stop guessing and start decoding these subtle cues—like ear flicks, lip licks, and body shifts—so you can respond to your dog with empathy instead of frustration.

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