Things dogs do to say, I Love You Too

Dog Body language and emotions displayed by canines has been a subject of research with interesting and positive findings. It has also been proven for that canine minds process and feel certain emotions synonymous to humans.

When your dog reacts to your slightest footstep, U R HIS BFF:

When you both share a game of who blinks first:
When a dog makes an eye contact with other dog, it means war, but if he stares at you with the whites of his eyes gone, you know your dog loves you.

The CULT of Wagging Tails: More WAG means More LUV


When your pooch  seeing you, wags his tail towards the right side of its body then it’s a clear sign it loves you and is feeling joyful. A tail wag may happen for some other reasons too. A loose wag of the tail that is held at mid height amid overall positive body language is to tell you that the canine is happy to have you by its side. A cheerful tail wag could also include a full body jiggle. An Italian neuroscientist along with two vets carried on an experiment on thirty pet dogs. In this each of the pet was shown different objects/creatures. They were shown their master, a stranger, a cat and an unknown dog. All subjects responded in the same way upon seeing their owners, their tails wagged sturdily to the right side.
When your dog enjoys sleeping with you:

Canines being pack animals love to move around in groups or for that matter even sleep close together. Similarly if the pet dog chooses to sleep next to you, it means that it feels extremely comfortable in your presence and derives a sense of security. Image – http://stories.barkpost.com/

When your dog jumps at you to greet you with honey slobbers.

Engages in rough and disorderly play with you

Dogs certainly enjoy playing rough games. Not just with another dog but with you as well. Their innate desire to roughhouse with its humans is just a way of strengthening the bond and indulging in some fun activity every once in a while. Image http://blog.smartanimaltraining.com

When your dog follows you everywhere

Constant following signifies the bond it shares with you. The pup may lay its head on your feet while you are sitting on the couch and reading a book or watching television. Or it may want to lean on you and feel your warmth., he is simply saying “I Love You” [image – www.reference.com]