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I’ve seen a few dogs that actually bring their lips back into a human-like smile. It’s pretty creepy.
Our dog Daisy smiles all the time. She shows her teeth like a human smile. It looks kind of strange almost like a growl but there is no aggression. It happens when she is relaxed or comfortable. She also will smile when I return after being away from home for a few days. Likewise she will mope around when she sees suitcases being packed. Who says dogs do not have human like emotions?
Ace doesn’t smile. My parents’ golden does sort of a smile when she gets excited, like when people come over or if she’s about to play with a favorite toy. But I don’t think it’s the same kind of smile people have.
They absolutely smile! I dont care what some dumb old scientist says, my dogs smile!