7 ways dogs care about you

 Dogs are extremely sensitive to signs of their owners leaving, often showing anxiety and restlessness when their owners are about to leave. At this point, you will find them silently staring at you, their ears perked up, and their eyes revealing confusion and perplexity. Their eyelashes tremble gently, as if silently begging you not to leave. Some dogs even repeatedly "bite the plane" at the door to express their protest.

Dogs hug or bite their owners' things, which hides their deep emotions towards their owners. Dogs will search for items with the scent of their owners, which seem to serve as a bridge for emotional communication between them and their owners. Among these items, dogs particularly enjoy gnawing on their owners' slippers and even sleeping on their owners' pillows.

Dogs have exceptionally sharp hearing, and the frequency of each person's footsteps is different. Dogs can accurately distinguish between them. Once the dog hears the footsteps of its owner, it can immediately recognize them and show excited emotions such as barking and jumping, which are natural expressions of the dog's longing for its owner.

Dogs are one of the most loyal friends of humans. They have a deep affection for their owners and often express their longing for them in various ways. When dogs miss their owners, they exhibit a series of listless symptoms. For example, a lively and active dog may become lazy and no longer as energetic as usual. When at home, they may appear idle and even somewhat melancholic. This kind of change often worries the owner, worrying whether the dog is sick or encountering some trouble.

Do you think dogs gazing out the window at the beautiful scenery are longing to go out? Actually, it's just waiting silently for your return. So, many owners don't understand why dogs always wait at the door on time. In fact, they have already noticed your figure and are eagerly running towards the door to welcome your return.

When you step into the house, your beloved dog will immediately put down all the tasks in its hands, follow your footsteps, happily wag its tail, and warmly welcome your return. They may jump joyfully at your feet, or bite down on the corner of your clothes, making excited screams. All of this is because you are the most precious family member in their hearts, and your return brings them endless comfort and joy