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So why is it that we love our four-legged friends so much?

There are a number of reasons depending on who you’re talking to, but probably the most important is that they provide us unconditional companionship. Whether you are living alone or otherwise, dogs are becoming more of an important family member to us rather than simply a pet.
Growing up, we’d always had dogs. So there’s no surprise that we still do today. Nothing beats that loving welcome you get when you return home, and see your dog… with is tail wagging and his eyes screaming Love me, mom! Pay attention to me, mom! I missed you so much, mom! How can we not love our doggies?
Just take a look at the park, people protect their dogs like children, dressing them up and kissing them sloppily, never looking around to see how clearly ridiculous the scene is. The fact is that dogs provide us with the feeling of being loved without the negative emotions usually accompanying such a comfort. We don’t worry about impressing our pets. We don’t watch what we say to avoid offending them. We don’t cloud the relationship with facades or games that are all but impossible to understand. You can literally and figuratively strip down to nothing in front of your dog and he won’t leave you. You can yell at him or ignore him when life hands you a bad day and he is still there, waiting for you to come around, to turn back into your old self so he can cover you in affection that you know you don’t deserve.
Maybe loving a dog like a child isn’t just a passing trend, but a lesson in humanity. A dog will never ask if you had an extra slice of pie at dinner or what your father does for a living. A dog will never berate you for coming in too late or for blowing a big promotion. A dog will never demean you for not having the perfect haircut, handbag or tailored suit. All they do is wait, wait to disperse endless supplies of unconditional love and attention just for you.
A dog can give us gifts that humans seem to be unwilling or unable to offer. We could all learn a lot from the loyalty and dedication a dog brings to a relationship. I’d imagine that if we all treated each other the way our dogs treat us, the world would be a much healthier and happier place.