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10 Signs Your Dog Is Your Soulmate

After this you might need to go pet your dog and tell them how good they are.

Jul 10, 2017

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10 Signs Your Dog Is Your Soulmate

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Dogs are a man's best friend (and also a woman's). But have you ever considered that your pup maybe holds all of the traits you would look for in a lover, or even a soulmate? Here are 10 signs your dog is probably your soulmate:

1. They love you when you don't love yourself

You could be having a horrible day, and they will still be by your side and be your best friend. They love unconditionally.

2. They get excited whenever you're home

And that alone can make a bad day all better.

3. They want to eat whatever you want to eat

Because you either have better taste or they love you enough to let you decide.

4. They love cuddles

If they love to cuddle and watch a movie, they're a keeper.

5. They make you laugh

Self explanatory.

6. They are easy to please

If they aren't too hard to keep happy, it's mean to be.

7. They show emotion

They should be able to show you emotion! If they can't, they're not for you.

8. They give kisses

But not just regular kisses, they give the best kisses.

9. They're actually really cute

You find them very cute and they make your heart happy? Soulmate status.

10. They like you a lot

They like you, they follow you, they enjoy your presence. That's your pal for life.

I hope that you are now convinced that your dog is your soulmate. You might be single, but you're not lonely if you've got your best bud with you. Now go pet your dog and tell them that they're a good boy/girl... and maybe give them a treat too.

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