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This humorous essay explores the intense, judgmental stare dogs give their owners, often accompanied by drool, which feels like a powerful demand for attention, treats, and walks. It delves into the feeling of being judged for life choices and the hilarious, yet humbling, realization that, in the eyes of your dog, you are simply their servant. The essay captures the comedic and relatable experience of being owned by a dog, highlighting the power dynamic and the dog's seemingly telepathic ability to know what you're thinking and doing. Comparable works include A Dog's Purpose by W. Bruce Cameron

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