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    Dogs display subtle signs of fear and anxiety like lip licking when not near food, panting when not hot or thirsty, walking slowly, acting sleepy when not tired, looking in many directions, suddenly refusing food, moving away, and pacing. More overt signs include slight and major cowering positions and brows furrowed with ears to the side. These body language cues can indicate a dog is feeling fearful or anxious.

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    Dogs display subtle signs of fear and anxiety like lip licking when not near food, panting when not hot or thirsty, walking slowly, acting sleepy when not tired, looking in many directions, suddenly refusing food, moving away, and pacing. More overt signs include slight and major cowering positions and brows furrowed with ears to the side. These body language cues can indicate a dog is feeling fearful or anxious.

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    Dogs display subtle signs of fear and anxiety like lip licking when not near food, panting when not hot or thirsty, walking slowly, acting sleepy when not tired, looking in many directions, suddenly refusing food, moving away, and pacing. More overt signs include slight and major cowering positions and brows furrowed with ears to the side. These body language cues can indicate a dog is feeling fearful or anxious.

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    Dogs display subtle signs of fear and anxiety like lip licking when not near food, panting when not hot or thirsty, walking slowly, acting sleepy when not tired, looking in many directions, suddenly refusing food, moving away, and pacing. More overt signs include slight and major cowering positions and brows furrowed with ears to the side. These body language cues can indicate a dog is feeling fearful or anxious.

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    Body Language of Fear in Dogs

    I 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 Hypervigilant


    walking slow on floor when they shouldn't be tired looking in many directions

    Suddenly Won't Eat Moving Away Pacing


    but was hungry earlier
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