7 Subtle Body Language Signs That Your Dog Is Stressed first appeared on Parade Pets on May 26, 2025 Check out pre-holiday ...

When people mentally carry work problems into their personal time, they tend to be more tense and distracted. Their body ...

Dogs may not speak our language, but they have plenty of ways to tell us how they feel. If you’ve ever wondered whether your ...

Dogs blink more when seeing other dogs blink, suggesting subtle emotional or social mimicry. Nose-licking did not cause the ...

Creating a calming environment, providing distractions, and using calming aids can help soothe anxious pets during storms. Staying with your pet, keeping them indoors, and minimizing exposure to storm ...

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Dogs thrive on calmness, and a relaxed pooch who can switch off for most of the day is less likely to develop behavioural ...

Some typical signs that could suggest your dog is suffering from anxiety include trembling or shaking, drooling or panting, appetite changes, excessive whining or barking, destructive behaviour ...

Your dog might be feeling your job stress more than you realize. New research shows that your work worries can actually stress out your furry best friend, too.

Amid Dog Anxiety Awareness Week, owners are being encouraged to recognise the most common signs of anxiety in their pets, and how to help suffering pooches. And some experts have shared their ...

It can be difficult to watch your pets suffer with anxiety during thunderstorms, but experts say there are things you can do to help calm ... dog body language so you can spot the first signs ...