6 Ways Dogs Use , Body Language , to Tell You They're Mad.<br />'Newsweek' reports that there are some tell-tale <br />signs that your dog might be upset with you.<br />If your dog is struggling with <br />a negative association towards <br />you or remains upset, it will be <br />clear by their body language, Kait Hembree, certified veterinary technician (CVT), via 'Newsweek'.<br />Here are six signs your dog might <br />be upset, according to 'Newsweek.'.<br />Moving away from you.<br />Being more aloof.<br />Averting their gaze when <br />you look in their direction.<br />Sitting in another location <br />if you come near them.<br />Holding their tail low or <br />even between their legs.<br />Snarling or growling at you.<br />Your dog is telling you how <br />he feels and, just like a friend <br />telling you they need their <br />space, you want to give <br />your dog some space too, Kait Hembree, certified veterinary technician (CVT), via 'Newsweek'.<br />Come back once he has settled <br />down, back up in your training <br />process and then begin again moving <br />more slowly forward than before, Kait Hembree, certified veterinary technician (CVT), via 'Newsweek'.<br />Come back once he has settled <br />down, back up in your training <br />process and then begin again moving <br />more slowly forward than before, Kait Hembree, certified veterinary technician (CVT), via 'Newsweek'.<br />'Newsweek' reports that just like people, <br />dogs are capable of forgiveness, <br />but it requires time and patience.
