Interesting Facts: How to Understand a Dog's Emotions

08.11.2023 19:00
Updated: 13.05.2024 21:22

Humans' recognition of canine emotions therefore depends on individual experience and is also determined by the culture in which the person was raised, the scientists write in Scientific Reports.

How to understand dogs' emotions

For example, a fast and cheerful wag is usually a good, friendly gesture, while a slow wag may be a sign that the dog is wary and anxious.

If your dog is tense and awkwardly wagging his tail from side to side, this could be a sign of aggressive behavior or anxiety.

How to understand what is pleasant for a dog

When she starts wagging her tail slightly or petting you, it's a sign that she's ready for another round of petting.

You should stroke her chest, shoulders, or base of her neck first, instead of rubbing your hand over the top of her head.

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The first strokes should be slow and a bit like a light massage.

How to determine a dog's mood

Ears raised and listening: This is usually a sign that the dog is alert and ready for action.

It directs its ears to what interests its.

This can also be a sign of aggression.

Ears laid back and laid back: If the ears are slightly laid back and laid back, then most likely the dog is just being friendly.

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