Can You Recognise Signs Of Stress in Dogs?

Can you recognise stress in your dogs’ behaviour during everyday day situations?
Not sure? Not always? Maybe?
This new video was made for you…

Whilst watching some of the cuts we had filmed for a future project, I started to notice that some of the dogs were showing a few signs of stress. The situations were not particularly stressful; all the dogs were in familiar environments and knew each other well. However, just like humans, dogs can demonstrate a few signs to tell us they are uncomfortable, and it would be wise for us to be aware of them.

Watch this short video, I hope you find it useful.

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