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The smell of human stress affects dogs’ emotions and could lead to them making more pessimistic choices. A pessimistic response reflects a negative emotional state and could possibly be a way for the dog to conserve energy and avoid disappointment

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#dogbehavior #stresssmells #emotionaldogs #pessimisticchoices #canineemotions
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Dog nose length just one predictor of friendliness and trainability 🐶📏 | Short-nosed breeds may have some genuinely positive behavioral traits, such as being calmer 😌 and less prone to nuisance behaviors, but these are easily masked by poor training or “spoiling.” 🍭

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#DogBehavior #PetTraining #ShortNosedBreeds #DogFriendliness #CanineTraits
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Cannabis derived products, including cannabidiols (CBD) 🐾🌿 could make dogs less aggressive over time, finds largest study of its kind involving 47,355 dogs. This behavioral change may be an important therapeutic finding for both dog welfare 🐶❤️ and human safety.

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#CannabisForPets #CBDforDogs #DogBehavior #PetTherapy #AnimalWelfare
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A new study suggests we may be misreading our dogs’ emotions more often than we think. 🐶💔 Rather than accurately interpreting what they feel, our perceptions appear to be shaped by our own emotional state, leading us to project our moods onto them and misunderstand their experience.

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#DogEmotions #PetPerception #EmotionalIntelligence #DogBehavior #HumanAnimalBond
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Dogs can distinguish between human fear and sadness. A whole-brain analysis revealed distinct patterns of activity that separated fear from anger and sadness, providing the first evidence that dogs can distinguish between specific negative facial expressions.

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#DogBehavior #CanineCognition #EmotionalRecognition
A study of 35 dogs found they blinked more often when watching videos of their owners blinking than when their owners maintained a still gaze, an effect not observed with unfamiliar people, suggesting dogs are sensitive to subtle facial cues from socially important humans

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#DogBehavior #CanineCognition #PetScience