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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Dirty" data-source="post: 346306" data-attributes="member: 6535">I absolutely disagree that this is a problem. I’ve had several dogs (all female) and two have been this way and both were the most well trained dogs I’ve had. All previous dogs were labs. My current dog is a springer. When I’m gone, my dog does fine. Just hangs with my wife or kids. If everyone is gone she just relaxes and hangs out. I’ve watched her on video…seems to just be patiently waiting until someone returns. I can make her sit in one place while I walk 100+ yards away, but when I’m home or take her camping or whatever, she follows me around the entire time. Never more than 10 feet away. I kind of like it to be honest. However she knows never to go downstairs so when I do she waits at the top. She also knows never to go out of the front garage door or out an open gate, so when I do she patiently waits. As soon as I’m back, she’s at my heel. If I sit down, she lays with me. If I stand up and go somewhere, she follows. Like I said, I really kind of like it. It would never cross my mind to scold her for being attached to me and showing her loyalty. When we are away from home she doesn’t really like it when I’m out of her sight though…like camping when I go to the shower house…she gets a little anxious. Over all, she just really loves me and we are a good team! She is 7 1/2 years old I will be very sad when one day she’s not following me around wherever I go.</blockquote>

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