@hannahsophiakim: playing dress up @lisasaysgah #OOTD #summeroutfitinspo

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sophie.bso
soph :
ur so summer whattt
2024-05-13 21:02:35
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mia__puppies
Milanicontent🪷 :
tank top frommm…
2024-05-13 23:39:36
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adalee.bang
addie :
omg hey queen
2024-05-13 21:01:55
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marticcp
marticcp :
necklaces from…?
2024-05-14 20:26:27
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ashleykimchi
ashley 🎀 :
BADDIE
2024-05-13 21:15:15
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user192726226
user192726226 :
STACK HAUL PLEEEEASE 🤭
2024-05-13 23:10:12
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em.the.movie.lover
Emily.Tay :
Those nail tho are amazing
2024-05-14 02:46:00
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cartieroses
rose 💫 :
pants frommmm
2024-05-13 21:04:53
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targaryen747
targaryen747 :
what's the name of your purse?
2024-08-04 19:18:35
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avocadotoast3210
~Amy~ :
What shoes did you wear with the fit it looks amazing !!❤️
2024-05-28 04:00:26
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jsherself
jsherself :
Pants??
2024-05-17 01:32:52
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adoraaa.123
ADORAAA⭐️ :
😍😍😍
2024-05-14 18:01:27
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midori9066
midori0903 :
Looks so comfy 🥰
2024-05-14 14:17:30
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jessxkathleen
Jess.xo :
Omg you are so pretty and the necklacesss 💕💕💕
2024-05-14 09:15:33
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hasse77822
HV🦓🍸 :
Where do you get those pants from I love it💗
2024-05-14 06:15:26
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kamiliukas_0
Kamily :
whats your instagram?cus i just realized i dont have you😭🩷
2024-05-14 05:50:25
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madisontang
maddy :
IN LOVEEEEE
2024-05-14 05:40:45
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smo.moneys
mo 🪩 :
THE SHIRT IS EVERYTHING
2024-05-14 05:22:01
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alleyaone
alleya ౨ৎ :
bag is so cute
2024-05-14 02:56:27
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lexilouwifawfzkjfzoijd
LEXI | future doctor :
nails. shirt. hair🤩
2024-05-14 00:34:54
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gwen..mae
Gwen🐆🎀🎱🍒 :
I want to be youuuu
2024-05-14 00:22:15
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silazzzzzzzzz
ilovedrewstarkey :
THE WAY THAT ALL UR OUTFITS EAT UP
2024-05-13 22:18:03
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kristel3879
𝐊𝐫𝐢𝐬𝐭𝐞𝐥 :
I LOVE UR OUTIFT❤️❤️
2024-05-13 21:50:47
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thatssosigmaxx
Tiffany Khoo :
Your so pretty 😍
2024-05-13 21:16:23
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.hannahlin
hannah lin :
SHOW THE STACK PURRRRR 👏👏😜
2024-05-13 21:13:21
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Even though tails are a big part of dog communication, they aren’t the only way to read how a dog feels. Dogs use their whole body to express emotion.  Look at the ears: forward usually shows excitement or focus, while pinned back can mean nervousness or uncertainty. Dogs with long, naturally floppy ears often give off a relaxed appearance because the ears don’t move as dramatically as upright ears do. Floppy ears naturally fall to the sides, so even when the dog is calm, it looks relaxed. Cropped ears, depending on length — especially show crops, can also have a slightly “alert but relaxed” look—there’s less ear movement to exaggerate emotion. Their eyes also tell you a lot—soft and squinty eyes show relaxation, but wide or hard stares can be a sign of stress.  The mouth is another clue: a relaxed, open mouth usually means the dog is calm or happy, but tight lips or lots of tension suggest discomfort.  Posture is important too—loose, wiggly movement signals happiness, while stiff muscles or leaning forward can mean the opposite.  Even breathing patterns change: steady, calm breathing shows relaxation, while panting when it’s not hot may signal stress. Context matters too—here we’re playing ball, his favorite thing, so I know he’s happy even without seeing his tail.  In short, docked tails don’t stop dogs from communicating—they just shift the signals to other parts of the body, so you have to “read the whole dog” to understand their emotions. Some dogs even wag so vigorously that the movement transfers to their whole hindquarters or back, creating a full body wiggle. This is especially noticeable in breeds like spaniels, who naturally wiggle their entire rear end when excited or happy. So, even without a long tail, a dog can still communicate excitement, happiness, or anticipation through tail base movement, body wiggles, and shifts in posture. The key is to watch the whole body: loose, wiggly movements, relaxed shoulders, soft eyes, and playful energy all signal a happy dog. #doberman #dobermanpinscher #dogbodylanguage #dogemotions #DogTraining
Even though tails are a big part of dog communication, they aren’t the only way to read how a dog feels. Dogs use their whole body to express emotion. Look at the ears: forward usually shows excitement or focus, while pinned back can mean nervousness or uncertainty. Dogs with long, naturally floppy ears often give off a relaxed appearance because the ears don’t move as dramatically as upright ears do. Floppy ears naturally fall to the sides, so even when the dog is calm, it looks relaxed. Cropped ears, depending on length — especially show crops, can also have a slightly “alert but relaxed” look—there’s less ear movement to exaggerate emotion. Their eyes also tell you a lot—soft and squinty eyes show relaxation, but wide or hard stares can be a sign of stress. The mouth is another clue: a relaxed, open mouth usually means the dog is calm or happy, but tight lips or lots of tension suggest discomfort. Posture is important too—loose, wiggly movement signals happiness, while stiff muscles or leaning forward can mean the opposite. Even breathing patterns change: steady, calm breathing shows relaxation, while panting when it’s not hot may signal stress. Context matters too—here we’re playing ball, his favorite thing, so I know he’s happy even without seeing his tail. In short, docked tails don’t stop dogs from communicating—they just shift the signals to other parts of the body, so you have to “read the whole dog” to understand their emotions. Some dogs even wag so vigorously that the movement transfers to their whole hindquarters or back, creating a full body wiggle. This is especially noticeable in breeds like spaniels, who naturally wiggle their entire rear end when excited or happy. So, even without a long tail, a dog can still communicate excitement, happiness, or anticipation through tail base movement, body wiggles, and shifts in posture. The key is to watch the whole body: loose, wiggly movements, relaxed shoulders, soft eyes, and playful energy all signal a happy dog. #doberman #dobermanpinscher #dogbodylanguage #dogemotions #DogTraining

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