Sorry, that's not quite right. Dog yawning is an important part of canine communication. Dogs yawn when they are tired, just like humans, but they also yawn when they are anxious or stressed. Some scientists also think dogs yawn because they have seen or heard other dogs or people yawning.

Sorry, that's not quite right. Although most humans enjoy hugs, dogs are the opposite. They usually do not enjoy being hugged, though most will tolerate it from their favorite humans.
When you hug a dog, they don't understand what you're trying to say. In fact, you're essentially trapping them. This can make a dog feel frightened. They can't get away from anything that scares them or makes them uncomfortable while in your arms.

Sorry, that's not quite right. Dogs don't lick their lips when they want a belly rub or to show that they are very happy. Dogs lick their lips for a variety of reasons:

• Anticipation of food
• Fear
• Anxiety
• Nausea, physical pain, or oral discomfort
• An appeasement mechanism

Dogs exhibit certain behaviors and actions when they feel stressed or uncomfortable. It's usually because there is something going on around them that they perceive as a threat. Dogs who are licking their lips are usually sending the message that they are worried.

Sorry, that's not quite right. Most dogs don't like to be patted on the head and dogs can feel intimidated if you stand over them. According to the AKC, here's the best way to greet a dog:

To make yourself appear as friendly as possible, turn your body slightly to the side and look at the dog with your peripheral vision. In dog language, head-on approaches and direct eye contact are threatening, so avoid them if possible. You can also kneel down to the dog’s level so you aren’t looming overhead. However, if you are in any way uncertain about the dog, stay standing. After all, kneeling will put your face at bite level.

Dogs don’t shake hands like people do, they use their nose to say hello. So, hold your hand in a fist so they can approach and sniff if they choose. Don’t thrust your hand at the dog. They can smell you just fine from a distance, and the sudden movement could startle them.

Sorry, that's not quite right. Human foods such as grapes, raisins, garlic, onions, chocolate, tea and coffee should NEVER be fed to dogs. They can make dogs very sick and even cause death in some cases.

Human foods that can be given to your dog include carrots, blueberries, chicken, broccoli, plain greek yoghurt,  and sweet potatoes. Check out this website for more details about what is safe for your dog to  eat.