Differences Between Human And Animal Language

Human communicate with each other by using their own language such as Malay, Mandarin or Indian language. However, not only human can communicate, but animals also communicate with their language. There are some similarities to human language but animal languages are much more complicated. Information can be transferred from one or more animals to other animals when they are communicating. It may be deliberate or unintentional. For example, dogs communicate when they feel happy, sad, fearful, angry and nervous. They use their body language to tell us or convey the information to us. They speak to us, but in a different language. Dogs use facial expressions, ear set, tail carriage and overall demeanour to signal their intentions and feelings to others.

First of all, dogs can communicate with their eyes. Most of the dogs’ eyes are almond-shaped but some dogs have round eyes. When we want to know how the dogs feel, we can pay attention with the size of eyes or the direction and intensity of his gaze. If the sizes of their eyes are normal, this means that they

We always see the dogs wag their tails. They have their limitation to use their tails to express their feeling because of having different type of the tails. Dogs normally hold their tails in natural position when they are relaxed. When they feel happy, they may wag their tails side to side, either wag gently or wag more forcefully. This is depends on their happiness and excitement. If the tails are lowered and might even tuck between rear legs, this indicates that the dogs are scared or nervous. If the tail tucked up tight against their belly meaning that they are extremely frightened and submissive. However, when the dogs are alert and not friendly at that moment, they probably hold the tails higher than normal and hold it stiff without any movement. This gives us a signal that we have to be careful and do not stand any closer to