Last Updated on April 7, 2021
Studies show that dogs are most likely to approach people who are crying than ones who are talking. Dogs look into our eyes to see if we are sad or scared and then proceed to comfort us by putting their heads in our laps or touch us with their paws.
Dogs are masters at reading emotional cues, so don’t worry; they understand how you feel!
3. Your dog gets jealous
Dogs are not that different from us, are they?! When it comes to jealousy and dog body language, your dog understands their status at home and knows that they are loved. So when tall, the attention is robbed from them and directed toward something else or someone else, like a newborn or another pet, your dog feels threatened.
