If a dog always meets its owner in the hallway, then he can be happy.
After all, the pet truly loves him and is attached to him.
But what if the dog not only runs up to its owner when he returns home, but also starts following him around?
Perhaps, in this way, the animal, again, shows its love and devotion.
But it is possible that your pet’s strange behavior is connected to serious problems.
So, for what reasons might a dog “chase” its owner?
"I'm with you!"
Perhaps the dog simply enjoys being constantly near its owner.
"I will protect you!"
It is possible that the dog is demonstrating to the person its readiness to protect him at the first need.
In this case, the pet is sure: he is obliged to constantly check whether something has happened to the person.
"You are the leader!"
Or it may be that an animal, which is characterized by a pack instinct, demonstrates submission and recognizes the owner as the “leader”.
The dog is lonely or scared
It is possible that the four-legged friend is “chasing” the person because it wants to compensate for a long period of loneliness.
The dog tries to stay close to its owner as long as possible while it has the opportunity.
Or it may be that the dog was afraid of something, and that is why it started following the person next to whom it feels safe.
The dog wants to "tell" about health problems
It is possible that the animal is feeling unwell or is experiencing severe pain.
As a result, the pet begins to follow its owner around, since it is not possible to hint at problems in any other way.
Therefore, if your dog suddenly starts to “chase” you, take it to the veterinary clinic.
