Vet Dr James Greenwood shared the key canine body language signs that show whether your dog has chosen you as their favourite person - or if you're just the spare
Tell-tale signs you're the dog's favourite human, according to a vet
Vet Dr James Greenwood shared the key canine body language signs that show whether your dog has chosen you as their favourite person - or if you're just the spare
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Paige Freshwater Social Newsdesk Writer
09:21, 15 Jul 2026
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