What Happens When You Hug Your Dog WRONG?

Are you sure your dog enjoys your hugs, or are they just tolerating it? Before you wrap your arms around your furry friend, watch this video to discover the truth about how dogs really feel about hugs. While hugging might seem like a universal expression of love to humans, it doesn’t always translate the same way to our canine companions.

In "Don’t Hug Your Dog Until You Watch This—The Truth About Canine Comfort," we dive into the surprising ways dogs interpret physical affection. From why hugging goes against their natural instincts to the subtle body language that shows they’re uncomfortable, we’ll break down everything you need to know. We’ll even show you how to tell if your dog secretly hates being hugged and how to help them feel more comfortable with your affectionate gestures.

If you want to deepen your understanding of your dog’s needs and ensure your hugs are truly comforting to them, this video is for you. So hit play, subscribe, and find out if your well-meaning embrace might be stressing your dog out more than you realize!

👉 Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:37 Does Your Dog Not Love You?
2:17 Greeting Rituals: Dog vs. Human
4:44 Why Hugs Go Against a Dog's Nature
5:57 Can You Read Their Body Language?
7:08 How to Tell If Your Dog Likes Hugs
8:33 Teaching Your Dog to Tolerate Hugs
10:04 Outro

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[jabbarmuhammad]

You can hug your dog but just don't hug them too tight