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    Dogs exhibit various physical signs of fear and anxiety, including cowering, lip licking, panting, furrowed brows and ears to the side when not hot or thirsty, moving slowly, acting sleepy or yawning when not tired, looking in many directions, suddenly refusing food, moving away, pacing slowly, and being hypervigilant. These subtle behaviors can indicate a dog is feeling fearful or stressed without an obvious reason like lack of food or temperature issues.

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    Dogs exhibit various physical signs of fear and anxiety, including cowering, lip licking, panting, furrowed brows and ears to the side when not hot or thirsty, moving slowly, acting sleepy or yawning when not tired, looking in many directions, suddenly refusing food, moving away, pacing slowly, and being hypervigilant. These subtle behaviors can indicate a dog is feeling fearful or stressed without an obvious reason like lack of food or temperature issues.

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    Lenguaje Corporal de Miedo Perros

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    Dogs exhibit various physical signs of fear and anxiety, including cowering, lip licking, panting, furrowed brows and ears to the side when not hot or thirsty, moving slowly, acting sleepy or yawning when not tired, looking in many directions, suddenly refusing food, moving away, pacing slowly, and being hypervigilant. These subtle behaviors can indicate a dog is feeling fearful or stressed without an obvious reason like lack of food or temperature issues.

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    Body Language of Fear in Dogs

    Slight Cowering

    Major Cowering

    More Subtle Signs of Fear & Anxiety

    Licking Lips

    Panting

    Brows Furrowed, Ears to Side

    when no food nearby

    when not hot or thirsty

    Moving in Slow Motion

    Acting Sleepy or Yawning


    when they shouldnt be tired

    looking in many directions

    Suddenly Wont Eat

    Moving Away

    Pacing

    walking slow on floor

    but was hungry earlier

    Hypervigilant

    2011 Dr. Sophia Yin, DVM, MS

    For additional free dog bite prevention resources and more


    dog behavior books and products, visit www.drsophiayin.com.

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