As fireworks light up the sky this summer, you can show off your own public display – of affection – by creating a better bond with your dog. While there is no scientific proof that dogs actually know or feel love, you can definitely tell when they're bonding with us and/or showing their love. Here are some of the signals your dog is giving off that can indicate they care.
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