18 Secrets of How Dogs Apologize | You Won't Believe How Dogs Say Sorry!

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Have you ever witnessed your dog doing something that made you feel like it was apologizing to you? Are you curious if dogs really say sorry? In this video, we will introduce 18 ways dogs apologize, helping you learn the language of dogs and understand how they express their inner feelings.
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0:00 Introduction
0:58 Why do dogs apologize?
1:57 Ways dogs say sorry
2:06 Dog apology method one: Looking at you with sadness
2:38 Dog apology method two: Lying down and howling
3:08 Dog apology method three: Trying to please you continuously
3:35 Dog apology method four: Licking you
4:05 Dog apology method five: Offering you small gifts
4:52 Dog apology method six: Using paws to touch your hand or body
5:23 Dog apology method seven: Tilting their head while looking at you
5:53 Dog apology method eight: Rubbing against you
6:23 Dog apology method nine: Voluntarily going to the penalty corner or crate
6:50 Dog apology method ten: Wagging their tail
7:11 Dog apology method eleven: Constantly licking their fur
7:37 Dog apology method twelve: Frequently yawning
8:07 Dog apology method thirteen: Exposing their belly in surrender
8:43 Dog apology method fourteen: Holding onto your leg
9:09 Dog apology method fifteen: Staring at you with big eyes
9:46 Dog apology method sixteen: Hiding and avoiding eye contact with you
10:27 Dog apology method seventeen: Resting their head on you
10:59 Dog apology method eighteen: Giving you a kiss

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@user-sc4lq1hb7x 4 ай бұрын

可以道歉但是不改😂

@coldknow 4 ай бұрын

🤣🤣🤣

@p4pear1 4 ай бұрын

道歉很积极，改错不可能😂

@schnauzercola6971 4 ай бұрын

一無辜心就軟了

@xsmilebady 3 ай бұрын

哈哈，真的

@user-kh6qt7wp1o 3 ай бұрын

狗狗做錯事牠本身是不知道那是錯的牠只是認為單純的好玩人類是用自己的角度來看待事件對與錯

@coldknow 3 ай бұрын

哈哈對喔狗狗只是很聰明會察覺到主人在生氣而已🤣

@user-wt8oi2pp3g 4 ай бұрын

原來是這樣，真是受益無窮

@coldknow 4 ай бұрын

感謝您的回饋🥰

@judyoh1901 4 ай бұрын

👏👏👏👍👍👍

@coldknow 4 ай бұрын

感謝您的回饋🥰

@susangreen4427 4 ай бұрын

😆

@donaldkwong3082 4 ай бұрын

所有狗狗都是勇於認錯，但永不改過，一見到厕紙就開心到不得了，咬了再算😂😂😂

@coldknow 4 ай бұрын

莫名的吸引力😂😂

@user-ie3sh8tq3c 3 ай бұрын

你先po 教會二哈的影片用說的大家都會😂

@coldknow 3 ай бұрын

跟二哈認真就輸了😆

@ahumanbeing812 2 ай бұрын

😄 Contrary to what is stated in this video: a dog's apology is merely a reaction to the owner's emotion and that it does not really understand it has done something wrong, according to a professor of molecular biology at John Jay College, City University of New York, dogs *ARE* aware that they have known something wrong and the guilty look afterwards is an "apology now". That guilty look, while it may seem trivial, has been extensively studied in wolves by animal behaviorists. It is indeed involved in multiple fairly complicated social interactions. In wolves, the wolf that misbehaved or crossed the line is often punished by shunning. To wolves, who are social animals that crave for harmonious integration in the group, neglect or isolation is painful. In order to be readmitted into the group, the offending wolf must approach with an apology now. Dogs inherited this behavior from their wolf ancestors and use it after any kind of interactions that resulted in being punished. Some people complained that after their dogs apologized, the misbehaviors persisted. Humans needs to understand that there is always a reason dogs exhibit behaviors humans don't like. However, for the dogs, the behavior may simply be an expression of normal dog behavior, i.e., they could be anxious or frustrated, but humans have failed to provide proper outlets for dabs to express their emotions. Understanding the root causes of a dog's perceived misconduct is key to helping it correct the undesirable act. In addition, training also needs to start from an early age.