This Rover blog post delves into the subtle ways humans often unintentionally intimidate or frighten dogs through their body language and actions. While owners may have the best intentions, certain behaviors like direct staring, sudden movements, or bending over the dog that can be perceived as threatening.
The article educates readers on how to recognize signs of fear or stress in canine body language, such as lip licking, yawning, or pinned ears. Understanding these signals allows owners and others to adjust their interactions, fostering trust and creating a safer, more comfortable environment for dogs.