Dogs / Behaviour
Dogs do not just respond to what you do — they respond to what you feel, at a biochemical level. Research has confirmed that dogs can detect:
Dogs do not just respond to what you do — they respond to what you feel, at a biochemical level. Research has confirmed that dogs can detect:
…in human sweat and breath, and they adjust their behaviour in response.
A dog that becomes clingy, anxious, or unusually attentive when its owner is stressed is not imagining things — it is literally smelling the owner's internal state.
The implication: Your stress directly transmits to your dog. Calm handling, especially in training and veterinary contexts, is not just a nice-to-have — it changes what the dog is chemically experiencing.
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