not in the literal sense. dogs most certainly pick up clues through their senses, whether it is sight (your hesitation), sound (they can hear a hearbeat from five feet away), or smell (your sweat-humans give off a stress hormone) allowing them to perceive your fear. http://zebra.sc.edu/smell/ann/myth5.html yes dogs can smell fear and that is why if you are scared by a dog the dog will run after you. This is because they sense your fear and think that they need to run as well whether it be that it thinks you are the thing to be afraid of or it will search for something to be afraid of and sometimes can't defrentiate between you and what to be afraid of. Also say there was an intruder in your home the dog will not only sense the intruder but they also sense that you know it's an intruder so they will know what to do. I hope that answers your question. diffently!my friend has a dog(small dog) that bite me and now im so scared of it!so every time i come near it it bites me!
No, a dog's sense of smell is much stronger than an ant's sense of smell. Dogs have an estimated 220 million olfactory receptors compared to an ant's few hundred. This allows dogs to detect scents at incredibly low concentrations and with great accuracy.
A dog's most important sense is their sense of smell. Dogs have a highly developed sense of smell that allows them to gather information about their environment, other animals, and even detect illnesses in humans.
Animals know when to migrate when they sense the winterweather/cold coming. They also begin to notice the dying of the vegetation and the slowly decreasing lack of food.
Yes, a dog's sense of smell is estimated to be between 10,000 to 100,000 times more sensitive than that of a human. This heightened sense of smell allows dogs to detect scents at incredibly low concentrations and from long distances.
Dogs may be able to sense changes in a woman's body and behavior when she is in labor, such as changes in scent and body language. Some dogs have been known to display protective or attentive behavior towards women who are about to give birth. However, not all dogs will exhibit this behavior.
Yes, dogs have the ability to sense storms before they happen due to their keen senses and ability to detect changes in barometric pressure, static electricity, and other environmental cues.
Barometric pressure definitely affects dogs' ears, so most of them are aware that a storm is approaching. In many older dogs, the ears become more sensitive to the pressure of a storm, which is why some dogs seem to be "afraid" of storms and try to hide when, more likely, they're actually experiencing acute pain in the ears.
It could be scared. Try to cuddle it and see if that helps. It helps my dogs so it might help yours
Yes dogs can sense spirits.
Can dog's predict storms
Yes dogs can sense how you feel whether you are scared or happy :)
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Yes, dogs can sense many things, they can even sense an adrenaline change.
Yes, dogs can sense all types of emotions you are experienceing, such as anger.
I believe some tracking dogs and hounds have the keenest sense of smell.
The weakest sense in a bird is hearing.