Yes, scientists believe dogs can sense bad intentions.
Behavioral studies show that dogs are highly perceptive and can even assess a person’s trustworthiness. Research by Japanese scientist Akiko Takaoka demonstrated this. In her experiment, dogs followed their owner’s gestures to find food, but when those gestures were deceptive, the dogs displayed confusion and unease. This suggests dogs can sense when humans are unreliable.
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