Have you ever wondered why your dog loves you so deeply?

Have you ever wondered why your dog loves you so deeply? Even when you shout, even when you're gone for hours, even when you don't say a single word, psychology says it's not obedience. It's chemistry. When your dog looks into your eyes, your brains release oxytocin, the same chemical that bonds a mother and her child. That's why one look feels like love. When you pet him, his heartbeat slows down to match yours. He feels safe, protected, home. Dogs don't understand your language. They understand your energy, your scent, your tone, your silence. When you cry, his brain activates the same part that lights up when humans feel empathy. He doesn't think you're sad. He feels it. That's why he follows you. Not because you feed him, but because his world doesn't exist without you in it. To him, you are not an owner. You're his pack. His heartbeat, his entire reason to trust this world. So the next time he rests his head on your lap, remember that's not just affection. That's biology saying, "I belong to you and I always