Dogs are social creatures and they communicate with each other in a variety of ways, including through body language, vocalizations, and scent.
If a dog sees another dog that is upset, they may try to comfort them by licking them, whining, or putting their head on them.
If a dog senses that another dog is upset, they may avoid them or try to stay out of their way.
Dogs are more likely to help dogs that they know and trust, such as their family members or other dogs that they live with.
Dogs are more likely to help dogs that are in distress, such as dogs that are injured or lost.
Expose your dog to other dogs from a young age: The more your dog is exposed to other dogs, the more likely they are to learn how to interact with them and understand their emotions.
Dogs are social creatures and they are capable of empathy. By understanding the signs that dogs can empathize with other dogs, you can help your dog develop positive relationships with other dogs.