9 Signs your dog is super connected to you

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For the most part, it's pretty obvious when a dog likes you. The licks, the wags, the smiles! But just like people, some pups have reserved personalities.

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If you're worried whether or not your dog is connected to you, take a look at their body language and then read the tell-tail signs below.

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F.J. JIMENEZ

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LTHI KAY CANTHR CAENG

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GETTY IMAGES

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SBYTOVAMN

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LUCIA ROMERO HERRANZ

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MILOS-KRECKOVIC

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ANTHONY MURPHY

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M_A_Y_A

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9 Signs your dog is super connected to you

For the most part, it's pretty obvious when a dog likes you. The licks, the wags, the smiles! But just like people, some pups have reserved personalities.

If you're worried whether or not your dog is connected to you, take a look at their body language and then read the tell-tail signs below.

F.J. JIMENEZ

1. THEY SNIFF YOU

Canines explore and interpret their environments through scent. When your dog sniffs you, it's a strong indication they're happy to see you.

LTHI KAY CANTHR CAENG

2. THEY GREET YOU AT THE DOOR

A dog greeting you at the door means they're happy to see you–and that's a major win for the human-animal bond.

JUSTIN PAGET/GETTY IMAGES

3. THEY SLEEP NEXT
TO YOU

If your dog chooses to sleep with you or next to your bed, this means they trust you. You're basically a pack member.

GETTY IMAGES

4. THEY GIVE YOU TOYS

What's sweet about this behavior is your dog's interest in you. They want you to pay attention to them. They want to play with you.

SBYTOVAMN

5. THEY FOLLOW YOU
AROUND

According to The Kennel Club of U.K., "If your dog follows you everywhere then it's a sign that they trust & love you & that you make them feel safe."

LUCIA ROMERO HERRANZ

6. THEY IGNORE YOU
SOMETIMES

Dogs who can relax, sleep & even leave you alone when you're going about your business likely feel connected to you and trust you won't ambush or abandon them.

MILOS-KRECKOVIC

7. THEY MAKE EYE
CONTACT WITH YOU

The American Kennel Club says all types of dogs lock eyes to figure out what's going on with us.

ANTHONY MURPHY

8. THEY PERK UP AT
YOUR NAME

If you see your dog's ears perk up when someone says your name, this means they are so connected to you they want to be involved at the mere mention of you.

M_A_Y_A

9. THEY TRY TO
HERD YOU

At the very least, this means your dog is observant and notices where you (or your kids) move–and wants to help protect.

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9 Signs your dog is super connected to you

For the most part, it's pretty obvious when a dog likes you. The licks, the wags, the smiles! But just like people, some pups have reserved personalities.

If you're worried whether or not your dog is connected to you, take a look at their body language and then read the tell-tail signs below.

F.J. JIMENEZ

1. THEY SNIFF YOU

Canines explore and interpret their environments through scent. When your dog sniffs you, it's a strong indication they're happy to see you.

LTHI KAY CANTHR CAENG

2. THEY GREET YOU AT THE DOOR

A dog greeting you at the door means they're happy to see you–and that's a major win for the human-animal bond.

JUSTIN PAGET/GETTY IMAGES

3. THEY SLEEP NEXTTO YOU

If your dog chooses to sleep with you or next to your bed, this means they trust you. You're basically a pack member.

GETTY IMAGES

4. THEY GIVE YOU TOYS

What's sweet about this behavior is your dog's interest in you. They want you to pay attention to them. They want to play with you.

SBYTOVAMN

5. THEY FOLLOW YOUAROUND

According to The Kennel Club of U.K., "If your dog follows you everywhere then it's a sign that they trust & love you & that you make them feel safe."

LUCIA ROMERO HERRANZ

6. THEY IGNORE YOUSOMETIMES

Dogs who can relax, sleep & even leave you alone when you're going about your business likely feel connected to you and trust you won't ambush or abandon them.

MILOS-KRECKOVIC

7. THEY MAKE EYECONTACT WITH YOU

The American Kennel Club says all types of dogs lock eyes to figure out what's going on with us.

ANTHONY MURPHY

8. THEY PERK UP ATYOUR NAME

If you see your dog's ears perk up when someone says your name, this means they are so connected to you they want to be involved at the mere mention of you.

M_A_Y_A

9. THEY TRY TOHERD YOU

At the very least, this means your dog is observant and notices where you (or your kids) move–and wants to help protect.

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3. THEY SLEEP NEXT
TO YOU

5. THEY FOLLOW YOU
AROUND

6. THEY IGNORE YOU
SOMETIMES

7. THEY MAKE EYE
CONTACT WITH YOU

8. THEY PERK UP AT
YOUR NAME

9. THEY TRY TO
HERD YOU