FAQ

A dog's ears laid back can indicate various emotions, including fear, anxiety, submission, or friendliness, depending on the context and body language.

When a dog's ears go back while you're petting them, it often signifies relaxation, submission, or affection, but can also indicate anxiety depending on context.

Dogs put their ears back when walking as a sign of submission, relaxation, or attentiveness to their environment or their owner.

Yes, dogs may pull their ears back when they're happy, especially during affectionate interactions or when showing submission.

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Don't punish your dog for running away; instead, use positive reinforcement, consistent training, and safety measures to prevent future incidents.

According to data, the Labrador Retriever is the dog breed most likely to run away due to its curiosity and adventurous nature.

The 7-7-7 rule outlines phases of adjustment for newly adopted dogs: 7 days to decompress, 7 weeks to learn the routine, and 7 months to feel at home.

Yes, many dogs do come back after running away, especially if they have a strong bond with their owner and are properly trained.

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