Have you ever accidentally caught him sleeptalking?

Have you ever accidentally caught him sleeptalking? His legs are twitching, his eyes are rolling, and he makes those tiny muffled barking sounds. You probably smile and think, "He must be chasing a giant squirrel." Actually, not quite. Dr. Deardra Barrett from Harvard reveals a different truth. Dogs don't have the wild imagination for fantasy worlds like humans do. Their dreams are woven from what they love and obsess over the most during the day. Think about it. Humans dream about money, the future, or terrifying nightmares. But him, he only dreams of your face, the specific scent of your skin, the way you scratched behind his ears this morning. Even in his deepest sleep, you are still the main character.