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What do you see?
Commonly missed
Raised hackles is the popular wrong pick. Hackles signal arousal, not fear specifically — and this dog's coat is flat along the spine.
Every answer from Your dog is talking. Are you listening? — in the order you answered them, so you can check straight down the list.
Under 80%. These signals are subtle and easy to miss — and completely learnable.
80% and up. You're reading what most people walk straight past.
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Raised hackles is the popular wrong pick. Hackles signal arousal, not fear specifically — and this dog's coat is flat along the spine.
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Straight sit trips a lot of people. A dog can sit squarely and still be uncomfortable — posture alone tells you nothing without the face.
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All three are true — but the point only lands on "All of the above" on its own. Ticking the individual signals as well loses it.
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Leaning forward and leaning back are opposites, and a fair number of people picked both. Weight shifting away is the tell here.
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Every option is correct. This is the single biggest score swing in the quiz, and most people stop after spotting two.
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The Dog Body Language Course walks through 30 real videos of dogs and babies — Dominika analyses each interaction and shows you what to actually do about it.
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