Quote by Max Eastman

Dogs laugh, but they laugh with their tails.

Dogs laugh, but they laugh with their tails.

Summary

This quote emphasizes that dogs express joy and happiness through their physical gestures, specifically their wagging tails. It suggests that dogs have a unique way of laughing, one that is communicated through their body language instead of vocalization. By highlighting the importance of their tails as a means of communication, the quote offers a poetic insight into the playful and cheerful nature of dogs and their ability to convey their emotions without words.

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