Working at a dog daycare, I observe different body languages and ways of communication through dogs every day. I work at a facility called Paw Beach Pet Resort where daycare is available daily for 20+ dogs in a large yard. One of the main things I have observed while watching all the dogs is that they have emotions. Every day they are communicating how they believe they feel to one another and everyone around them. Dogs use certain movements of their bodies and body parts along with different vocalizations to express their emotions. These are movements of the ears, eyes, eyebrows, mouth, head, tail, and entire body, as well as barks, growls, whines and whimpers, and howls. While most often dogs are perceived to behave not only according to their breed, but also by their gender, their body language signals, and understanding the way dogs communicate and interact with one another.…