When a dog sees its owner, it gets excited and jumps up with a wagging tail, but it might bark at someone it doesn't know.
Learn why dogs jump and wag their tails with their owners but bark at strangers, explained simply for kids.
When a dog sees its owner, it gets excited and jumps up with a wagging tail, but it might bark at someone it doesn't know.
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