Guide to Dog Behavior For Better Pet Parenting

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If a dog’s ears are backward and flat against her head, and she is shrinking back to the ground trying to make herself small, she is uncomfortable.

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A yawn, a lick of the lips, and slow blinking are all signals that a dog is uncertain or stressed. If your dog is frequently anxious or suffers from separation anxiety, talk to your vet or trainer about a plan

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Guide to Dog Behavior For Better Pet Parenting

If a dog’s ears are backward and flat against her head, and she is shrinking back to the ground trying to make herself small, she is uncomfortable.

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A yawn, a lick of the lips, and slow blinking are all signals that a dog is uncertain or stressed. If your dog is frequently anxious or suffers from separation anxiety, talk to your vet or trainer about a plan

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