A happy dog in the United Kingdom sprained its tail from wagging it too much while its owner stayed home during a coronavirus quarantine. Poor Rolo's tail went from wagging to sagging.

CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR OUR LIFESTYLE NEWSLETTER “So my dog has been so happy that everyone is home for quarantine, that his tail has stopped working,” she writes of her perky pup, adding ...

Dog Sprains Tail From 'Excessively Wagging' It with Joy Over Family ... so we went to the vet and the vet said ‘he had sprained his tail from excessively wagging it,’ ” Smith wrote on ...

Rolo was so happy that his owner and her family were working from home that he actually sprained his tail from excessive wagging. The condition is known as “Happy Tail Syndrome” and ...

A dog named Rolo was so happy his family was working from home due to the coronavirus pandemic, he sprained his tail from "excessive wagging." Emma Smith/Twitter 2020-03-24T20:58:00Z ...

Full-body wag. When you see this type of wagging tail, there’s no doubt your dog is trying to show you love—it’s one of the reasons why dogs have tails, after all.You probably see this wag ...

A tail held high in the air, almost upright, signifies excitement paired with alertness, as your dog surveys its surroundings. A fast wag signals pure excitement, while slow but strong wags to the ...

But when they saw a dog wagging its tail to its right side, they stayed relaxed. This isn't the first time scientists have shown that the direction of a wagging tail can be linked to doggy emotions.