About the work

A closer look.

Send one clear, full-body photo of your dog and I read the body, not the mood you are hoping for. You get back four things: what the dog is most likely feeling, the exact signals I used (ears, tail, body tension, mouth, eyes), the tier it lands in (green = settled and safe; yellow = friendly but carrying stress, go slow; red = no approach), and one low-pressure thing to try next. I read the combination, never one signal alone, because a wagging tail is not automatically a happy dog and a still dog is not automatically a scared one. If the photo hides the channel I need, I tell you what is missing instead of guessing past it. What I need: the photo, plus one line on the situation (who is there, what just happened, where you are). No photo, no read. This is behavior reading, not veterinary or medical advice.