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A confident dog will hold his head and tail up and his body erect, proudly displaying his strength and purpose. He will often have a ‘presence’ which encourages you to pay attention to him and will appear to be very self assured.

Very confident dogs rarely use aggression to get their own way since they are sure of their ability to do so without using force. Less confident dogs, however, are less sure of their abilities and may resort to confrontation if they think they will lose. Confident dogs will have had many successful encounters with other individuals during their lifetime and are often very good at communicating with others.

This confident dog has an erect posture with head and tail held high.