Laguna Niguel, CA - Because dogs spend a great deal of time looking intently at their owners, many owners may wonder why it seems their dog is always staring at them.
Dogs, more than any other non-human creature on this planet, has a close bond with humans that spans thousands of years. They have learned to watch humans intently, both to gain information and to communicate their wants as well.
Many dogs will watch their owners for a signal that something is about to happen. For example, if a person regularly walks their dog on a leash, the dog may watch them for cues they are about to pick up the leash. This signal watching carries over to other activities as well, such as feeding time, going out to play with the dog’s favorite toy or even going for a ride in a car.
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