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Home›Dogs and Pet›My Dog Is The Best Judge Of People, So Let’s See If He Likes You

My Dog Is The Best Judge Of People, So Let’s See If He Likes You

By Matthew Lynch
March 20, 2024
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They say dogs have an incredible ability to sense a person’s character. Well, I’m a firm believer in that, and my dog is the perfect testament to this canine superpower. His name is Captain, and he doesn’t need a shiny badge or an elaborate uniform to prove his authority as the ultimate judge of character.

Let’s start with how Captain never fails to amaze me with his people skills. You see, whenever someone new walks through our door, Captain approaches with a mix of curiosity and cautious optimism. He doesn’t bark or growl; he sniffs, observes, and seems to pierce right through your soul with those deep brown eyes of his. And within moments, he makes his verdict known. He may nudge your hand for a pet or retreat to a safe distance. I’ve seen it time and time again – Captain’s assessments are spot on.

Friends who have won over Captain’s approval often share traits of kindness and patience. They’re the ones who engage with him gently, respecting his space and pace. On the flip side, individuals who seem to carry a more turbulent energy get the cold shoulder from Captain. He has repelled people who later proved to be unreliable or ill-tempered. It’s like he has a sixth sense for detecting nuances in personality that many of us would miss.

Now comes your moment of truth – will Captain like you? Here’s how you’ll know:

1.The Welcome Wag:If Captain likes you, his tail will wag in broad, even strokes when you enter the room – that’s his green light.

2.The Gentle Lean:Affection from Captain comes in the form of a soft lean against your legs; it’s his version of trust.

3.The Curious Brow:Watch for the quizzical tilt of his head and raise of an eyebrow – it means he finds you interesting (which is high praise coming from him).

Of course, should Captain back away or stay cautiously distant without warming up to you despite gentle attempts at interaction, don’t take it too personally. Maybe it’s just off-putting cologne or simply not your day.

One thing is certain: My dog is exceptionally good at picking up on what lies beneath the surface. So if he likes you right away or grows to love you over time, rest assured that in my home, you’ve just been given one of the highest seals of approval.

It leaves me wondering sometimes if humans have much to learn from dogs like Captain – about honesty, intuition, and maybe how to better sniff out the good people in our lives!

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