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Ironically, dogs can be copycats. There are a lot of our facial expressions and behaviors that they can mimic to varying degrees of success, depending on their intelligence.
Naturally when our four-legged friends do something we find adorable, our response is to praise them and give them oodles of positive attention for it.
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Yes, it’s possible. The formidable ancestors of all dogs, namely wolves, communicated with many sorts of visual cues. They learned this because when hunting, verbal communication was impossible as it would’ve frightened off prey.
Owners often want to gaze lovingly into the eyes of their adored doggos. When we gaze into other humans’ eyes, it’s a sign of affection and attachment, after all. For dogs, it’s different, though.
This most basic answer is sometimes what it comes down to. Just like us, our puppers and doggos can get a bit of dirt or hair caught in the soft membrane of their eye.
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