Head-tilting may indicate your dog is trying to see better — especially if they have a long muzzle. A head-tilt could also indicate that your dog is thinking or likes the attention it gets them.

Even people inquisitively tilt their heads sometimes, so it's no wonder that dogs do too. Looking for more PetHelpful updates? Follow us on YouTube for more entertaining videos.

You must turn your head to see an object directly in front of you. Dogs do the same thing. "They tilt their heads to work around their interfering muzzles and improve their visual perspective.

Tilting relaxes the muscles of the face and makes an asymmetric smile that will appear relaxed and natural easy to produce,' she said. 2. THE UP-TURNED V GAP ...

Researchers at Eotvos Lorand University in Budapest, Hungary, tested a theory that a dog's adorable head tilt could be linked to their ability to process the names of objects Digital News Writer ...

In a three-month-long program aimed at teaching both GWL and "typical" dogs the names of two toys, GWL dogs tilted their heads much more frequently than typical dogs – at 43% vs 2% of trials.

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