A sudden loss or increase in appetite can indicate emotional distress.
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Constant licking or chewing of paws or other body parts may signal anxiety.
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If your dog becomes more withdrawn and less social, it may be a sign of depression.
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Increased aggression or irritability can be a response to stress or sadness.
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Disrupted sleep patterns, like excessive sleep or insomnia, may indicate anxiety.
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A loss of interest in activities or toys can suggest a sad or stressed dog.
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Panting when not hot or after minimal activity can be a sign of anxiety.
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Excessive vocalization may be your dog's way of expressing distress.
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If your dog hides or seeks solitude frequently, they may be feeling stressed.
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Pay attention to changes in body language like tail position and ear orientation.
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