FAQ

Dogs may groan when touched due to contentment, discomfort, or underlying medical conditions, signaling emotions or physical sensations.

Dogs often grunt during cuddles as a sign of comfort, relaxation, or contentment, especially when they feel safe and loved.

When your dog grunts at you, it typically indicates contentment, relaxation, or mild communication rather than aggression or distress.

Dogs often grunt when petted as a sign of contentment and relaxation, but it can also indicate discomfort or health issues depending on context and body language.

Not in corpus.

Prolonged or direct eye contact can be perceived by dogs as a threat or a sign of dominance, causing anxiety or defensive behavior.

A dog bonded to you shows affection, follows you around, maintains eye contact, and seeks comfort from you during stress.

Direct eye contact can be perceived by dogs as a threat or challenge, potentially causing stress or aggression, especially with unfamiliar dogs.

A bonded dog shows affection, seeks your presence, responds to your emotions, and displays loyalty through touch, eye contact, and obedience.

Direct eye contact can be perceived by dogs as a sign of threat or dominance, especially if they are anxious or unfamiliar with the person.