A Dry Nose Means That My Dog/Cat is Sick. False!

It is normal for dogs and cats to have a
dry nose. In fact, their nose can vary from wet to dry depending on their
activity level

 Dogs See Color. True!

Dogs actually do see in color however
their range of color variation compared to humans
is much less. Research
suggests their vision  is similar to a person who is red

green color blind. While their color
range may be more limited compared to their human counterparts, dogs do have
some

 A Wagging Dog = A Happy Dog. False!

For the most part, when a dog wags his or her tail they are happy.
However,  sometimes a wagging tail can
also mean they are over stimulated, anxious, fearful, frustrated, or defensive
over a situation. Therefore, we have to examine the rest of Fluffy’s body
language to determine their mood. As a general rule of thumb,  the position
of the tail can help give us an insight into how they are feeling. Typically, a
tail that is of a middle height position suggests Fluffy is relaxed, attentive,
and happy. If the tail is more vertical, this suggests Fluffy is over
confident, over stimulated, or possibly feels threatened. If the tail tends to
be down or tucked, this is a sign of submission, fear, anxiety, or defensive.