Some dogs are brave by nature, others by nurture, but no matter their temperament, a truly secure dog has one key thing in their life: trust in you. When a dog feels safe, it shows up in small, often overlooked ways. They may not say it out loud, but their body language, habits, and quiet cues speak volumes. Safety for a dog isn’t just about the absence of danger. It’s about knowing they’re protected, loved, and accepted quirks and all. These signs don’t require training or treats. They come from connection.

They Expose Their Belly to You

A dog showing you their belly isn’t just about asking for scratches. It’s a powerful signal of vulnerability. That exposed tummy means they’re letting their guard down, physically and emotionally. Dogs that feel threatened or unsure won’t take that posi

See Full Page