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A young Golden doodle and a senior Aussie mix communicate to each other their mutual intent to play. The older dog bows to the Golden Doodle, who is young and already in a "play bow" and irrespective of arthritis in the hips and lumbar area on the Aussie mix, he hides any joint discomfort but he does not hide his kind, youthful and loving personality towards this young Golden doodle. It is a perfect demonstration of polite dog communication prior to playing.

This blog describes the top 3 ways dogs show they love you and 3 ways we can return the favour

This article is part of a 10-part series exploring fascinating (and often misunderstood) facts about how dogs move, feel, and adapt. If you missed the first instalment, you can read Facts #1–10 here. Nate, a senior Aussie-Greyhound, enjoys the late winter sun on his back while standing in the sand at Jericho Beach, Vancouver. Why Everyday Movement Matters More Than You Think (Facts #11 - 20) Dogs are masters of " I'm fine. Carry on ." Walkies! Park! Squirrel! Treat! They qui