The Waggin’ Tail on the Waterfront celebrated its 31st year as families and pets gathered at Waterfront Park for fun activities.

The Waggin’ Tail on the Waterfront celebrated its 31st year as families and pets gathered at Waterfront Park for fun activities.

The 31st Annual Waggin' Tail on the Waterfront brought together furry friends and animal lovers for a day of fun that directly benefited the Kentucky Humane Society on Sunday.

Waggin' Tail on the Waterfront goes from noon to 4 p.m. Sunday at Waterfront Park's Festival Plaza on 231 Witherspoon Street.

When we see our dog's tail wag, we love it. We know they're happy and it's a good sign, right? Wrong. A wagging tail does not always mean your furry friend is happy. Dogs wag their tails as a way ...

For instance, a dog wagging its tail can mean that they're happy, but ALSO signal stress, anxiety or even aggression -- especially if the tail is stiff or wagging high.

Why Is This Roadrunner Wagging Its Tail? So, why is the roadrunner in the video wagging its tail at its rescuer? In this context, this roadrunner is displaying courtship behavior.

Dogs have evolved to communicate emotions through body language as well as bark, especially with their tails. A wagging tail can signal happiness, but its speed, position, and direction add deeper ...

Why Do Dogs Wag Their Tails? Almost every movement or sound your dog makes is a form of communication, and tail wagging is no exception. While it's often true that it indicates a happy dog, a slow ...

Waggin Tails Animal Rescue is aiming to transport about 50 dogs and 60 cats to over two state borders from a rural North Queensland pound to Geelong, where they are scheduled to be put down.