We love our dogs — they're our protectors, best friends, or even fur babies. But have you ever wondered...
“What does my dog see when they look at me?"
While it's impossible to know exactly what your dog thinks of you, try to imagine yourself from your dog's perspective.
This creative thinking exercise can help you boost your self-compassion.
Did you know?
The advice in this Byte isn't intended to represent scientific facts. It's a mental exercise to help you deal with negative thoughts about yourself.
Why Does It Matter?
Our dogs see the best in us.
That's why asking the question, "What does my dog see in me?" can help you:
Be less self-critical
See yourself more positively
So, let's look at more ways our dogs see us!
100% Successful
Even though you may feellike a failure, your dog thinks you're ambitious and super successful!
Didn’t score that pay raise or ace that test?
You can always count on your furry friend to cheer you on as you keep striving for your goals.
Lovable And Kissable
Your dog will never stop showing you affection.
We all feel unattractive from time to time — maybe you've gained a few pounds or had a bad acne breakout.
None of that matters because to your dog, you'reirresistible!
Did you know?
Dogs’ vision is similar to someone with red-green colorblindness, so the world looks more grayish-brown to them — but that won't affect how much your dog loves you!
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Gourmet Chef
To them, you’re a topchef!
We can’t all be master chefs in the kitchen.
But thankfully, you don’t have to be one to feed your hungry pup if you're always serving up the most delicious food around!
Superhero
You are fearless, willing to save your beloved pooch from any situation!
You may think, "Everyone else seems to be super talented and special, why not me?"
But you are special — in fact, your dog thinks you’re their very own superhero!
Quiz
You might see yourself as needy and weak, but what does your dog see?
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Your dog is sure to help you feel better!
So the next time you're feeling down, try these things with your dog:
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