And it will come as no surprise to dog lovers that the classic “sad puppy dog eyes” ended up being one of the keys to the study. Researchers discovered that dogs use that expression more often ...

When a dog stares at you with big, sad, puppy dog eyes, it's easy to imagine that this adorable look is meant specifically to melt your heart (and score some treats). But new research shows that ...

“It is possible that the dogs that show teary eyes during interaction with the ... the only animals that produced tears when they felt sad or happy. While many animals such as cats, horses ...

This muscle movement allows dogs' eyes to "appear larger, more infant-like and also resembles a movement humans produce when they are sad". She says that humans would have an "unconscious ...

Refusing to make eye contact with you, not listening to commands, turning his back to you or going into another room are ways ...

"He's a bundle of joy," she said, adding: "But we feel like his face has put people off a bit - with his sad, little puppy dog eyes." Draygo was rehomed briefly last month but due to separation ...

There have been a few times he just plops his butt on the ground and gives me those sad “puppy dog eyes” and then we are off for another 10 or so minutes… hoping to run into somebody for him to greet.