Sighing is a behavior that often occurs in people, usually when they are in a bad mood or disappointed. So what about dogs sighing? Is it also because they are in a bad mood?

In fact, there are many reasons why dogs sigh. Let’s take a look at them together!

Eat and drink enough

After the cat has eaten and drank enough, it feels very relaxed, enjoys life with peace of mind, stretches and yawns.

It’s as if you finally completed the work at hand before the deadline, and you naturally breathed a sigh of relief. After all, dogs depend on food!

Preparing for bed

Before a dog goes to sleep, he will first get into a ready position and then sigh. Is the dog unhappy today?

Of course not, it was because I had so much fun today and exercised enough that my body was very tired, so I sighed with satisfaction.

Attract your attention

When it’s time to walk, eat, or play games, and you are still immersed in your own things and unable to extricate yourself, your dog will come to your side and sigh to attract your attention.

Did you forget something today? Look at me! Such a big one! Did you remember it?

Stressful

Dogs can also be stressed. For example, if a dog with separation anxiety is separated from its owner, they will be nervous and depressed.

They also express their bad mood by sighing, accompanied by barking, housebreaking and other behaviors.

Intentional

When the dog sighs, you will meet its requirements, give it delicious food, fun, and take it out...

A shrewd dog has learned to sigh in front of you on purpose and deceive things from you. I didn’t expect it!