Learn how dogs greet their owners and strangers, suitable for 7-year-olds.
When a dog sees its owner, it often jumps up and wags its tail to show happiness. This means the dog is excited to see someone it knows and loves. On the other hand, when a dog sees a stranger, it may bark. Barking is the dog's way of saying, 'Who are you?' or 'Stay away!' So, dogs show different feelings for their owners and people they don't know.
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