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If You Don’t Think Dogs Are Better Than People, You Should

I’d rather talk to my dog than a person.

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If You Don’t Think Dogs Are Better Than People, You Should
Brooklynn Wilkes

People might call me crazy for talking to my dog, but it’s just another normal thing in my day. Most of the time I feel like she’s actually listening more than people and it makes me feel better. Dogs actually might be better than people all around.

Sometimes I find talking to my dog a lot easier than talking to anyone else and I’m okay with that. She’s one of my biggest supporters and definitely makes me feel loved. If you don’t have a dog you can talk to I highly recommend getting one.

Every time I come home, she’s waiting for me to let her in and nothing is better than a happy tail with a side of puppy kisses. Your dog is always going to be excited to see you and instantly boosts your mood. I’ll never get over her excitement of me being home.

You take a little bit of your dog everywhere you go, dog hair literally everywhere. If you’re a dog owner you know this is true, but hey, it’s just a little reminder of your big ball of fur back at home.

Anytime you take your dog out you have loads of new friends. Okay, yes, mostly kids, but still a lot of new faces and your dog is in absolute heaven. Having a dog also gives you more access to other dogs, dog + more dogs= happiness x 2000.

I couldn’t imagine being without my dog and knowing I’m her favorite person gives me a high responsibility. To your dog, you are their world and it’s important to fill their lives with as much love as possible. If you take care of them they will take care of you. Psst, Dogs are 100% better than people.

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