Decode Your Dog: The Signals You’ve Been Missing
Ever wish you could truly understand what your dog is thinking and feeling? How Dogs Communicate is your guide to reading the subtle signals, body language, and tiny gestures that reveal exactly what a dog is saying.
Learn to interpret the tilt of a head, the flick of a tail, and the smallest shifts in posture. From playful excitement to stress, curiosity, or uncertainty, you’ll gain the confidence to recognise it all.
Explore how breed, body structure, and environment shape a dog’s communication — giving you insight into everyday interactions as well as challenging situations.
By the end of this course, you’ll see dogs in a whole new way. Understand their messages clearly, reduce misunderstandings, and build a stronger, more trusting bond — whether you’re a dog owner, trainer, or enthusiast.
Start communicating with dogs on a whole new level and enjoy a deeper connection that goes beyond words.
What people are saying
Very good easily comprehended explication of dog communication, dog to dog and dog to human. Particularly good for the novice but a great reminder to those that think they know dogs very well.
— Susanna Sierra-Morgan
Really enjoyed this course! Informative, interesting and the course is the perfect length of time to suit everyone . Thank you 😊
— Vicky Tate
Very Helpful and Informative Course. This course covers many aspects of canine behaviour, and helps us to depict what they are saying. If you wish to learn more about how dogs communicate and how to make them more comfortable, then take this course!
— Ethan Clemons Molinia
Course curriculum
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1Welcome!
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2The Basic States
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3The Head & Face
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4The Ears
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5The Eyes
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6The Mouth
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7The Legs & Feet
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8The Tail
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9Body Signals
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10Body Position
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11Body Movements
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12Displacement Behaviours
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13Vocalisations
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14Warning Signals
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15Myth Busting
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16Review and Reflect
Laura McHugh
Laura is a fear free dog trainer who specialises in games based training. She is passionate about helping people understand what their dogs are trying to say, so they can build calmer, more confident relationships together.