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Do Random Dogs Often Come up to You? Here Is Why! #Video

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You have probably noticed that some people get approached quite often by random dogs. You may be wondering what it is about these people that draws dogs to them.
In this video, we’re going to go in-depth on many of the reasons that make some people more attractive to dogs.

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  • BA Added thanks mel-You are the best.
  • iotus2 Added These perceptions sure do ring true. Thank you, Mel.
  • [email protected] Added Yes I enjoyed todays video.
  • CharMaine Added Today I learned (confirmed) . . . thanks Mel.

    I had a dog named Mr. Miller. Gentle, easy-going dog for the most part. He was scared during storms. I had him out for our evening walk and someone came around a fence on a private street and Mr. Miller went absolutely crazy on that guy. He didn't bite him, but the guy jumped back and looked at me & the dog. All I said was "there is something wrong with you buddy keep moving". Mr. Miller never did that again, so I am positive dogs know exactly who people are and what their intentions are. Pay attention to your dog's body language. It will help to keep you safe.
  • Patricia Added Very good information. I love dogs and dogs do seem to know it. People should be as loving and trusting as dogs.
  • Bill Added Dogs have always been friendly toward me. I figured it was because they could sense that I likd them. this taught me a lot more. Thanks Mel.
  • Mariana Added Everything is so true! I volunteer for the Humane Society in Atlanta and absolutely adore dogs!
  • Paul Added Thank you Mel.....I learned a lot !!
  • Georgia4 Added My grandmother that was born in the late 1890's always said that if a dog likes you, you are a good person. I still think that's true and I'm 85 now.
  • Patricia Yager Delagrange Added This was very interesting. Thank you.
  • Randy Ferguson Added It has been my experience that this is true.
  • ROSE Added ANOTHER ONE OF GODS BLESSINGS
  • jcsrivrad Added right on.so true. dogs better judges of character and personality than humans!
  • oldtom9 Added i agree with all of this. As one who enjoys dogs, I have noticed in my long life how they do approach some people and avoid others. Nice confirmation.
  • Jo Sanders Added Oh, I adore dogs, Mel...
    Of course, this piece opened my heart!
  • Kathy Added Totally correct...I love dogs. They are the best companions and show their love unconditionally.
  • Deb Added Now I know why random dogs approach me & I' pleased I make them happy!
  • Mike Hoffman (SFC ret.) Added While serving in my capacity as an NCO in Kandahar, Afghanistan, I was addressing a large group of American soldiers who were to watch over local nationals on base. As I was addressing them, a large, stray Afghan dog approached and leaned up against me. He followed me around for several weeks and when my replacement took over that morning duty of mine, I woke to find that dog patiently waiting for me outside my tent. He had never been to my tent before!
  • John Added Info is spot on..... same applies to horses to lessor degree.
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