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Question,GroundTruth
What are signs of aggression in dogs?, "Knowing about dog body language is the first step to helping your dog. Dogs rarely bite without warning, but some of the warning signs are very subtle so can be easily missed. Here are some warning signs: Yawning, trembling, lowering their body, having a tense body, turning their head away, tail tucked under, growling, staring intently" 
What does it mean when my dog tucks their tail in between their legs?, "Most common signs: Most dogs put their tails between their legs when anxious and filled with fearful emotions. It is a sign of fear and insecurity as they try to protect themselves. While fear is normal for dogs, profound fear and anxiety should always be taken seriously and addressed if it persists. A scared dog will put its tail between its legs as an “apology bow.” In this case, the dog will be trying to make peace with you or a dominant dog after knowing that what it has done is wrong. Dogs often put their tails between their legs when in the presence of another dog or human they consider dominant. This behavior is a sign of submission, showing that the dog is not challenging anyone for dominance. A tail injury is painful for the dog, so your canine will try positioning it in a way that communicates the pain. An efficient method for most dogs experiencing this pain is to put their tails between their legs. It's advisable to consult a veterinarian if you think your dog's tail is injured. The vet will diagnose the injury correctly and provide the necessary treatment."
Why does my dog hide things?, "As pack animals, dogs have a natural drive to bury important possessions like bones and food. Burying things also provides stimulation, so dogs might hide toys and food when bored or stressed. To keep your belongings safe, you can offer a special digging area and train them to only bury toys."