What is your dog trying to tell you?
2. When they bare their teeth – This is often interpreted as a sign of canine aggression, but only when paired with other signs of nervousness or anxiety. If the dog is otherwise relaxed while baring their teeth, they may just be overheated and trying to cool down.
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