Some dogs really love being close to their people. They feel stressed when their people are not around. This is not behavior. It means that dogs form emotional bonds with their people. Knowing which dogs have a time when they are left alone helps their owners plan better care for their dogs and better routines and give their dogs the support their dogs need.
Labrador Retriever
Labradors are very social dogs and many believe that they are full of emotions. They enjoy being around people most of the day and usually don’t like to be left alone. When left alone too long, they may feel bored or sad and look for attention.
German Shepherd
While they scare kids at a glance, German shepherds bond deeply with their families. They like playing with a role and purpose instead of sitting still. Being alone can make them anxious because they feel responsible for protecting their people.
Cavalier King Charles Spaniel
The fascinating truth about this breed is that it was created to be a companion dog. They love constant closeness and affection. Long hours alone can make them feel lonely and upset.
Border Collie
They are known for their smartness and activeness. They need both mental and physical attention to be fit all the time. When left alone without activity, they can become restless and stressed.
French Bulldog
French bulldogs love being near their owners and enjoy attention and comfort. But when they are alone for long periods can make them feel anxious, especially because they are very people focused dogs.
Chihuahua
They often bond strongly with one person and stay close and feel secure with them. They may bark or become nervous because they feel small and vulnerable.
Australian Shepherd
Australian shepherds are working dogs at heart and they enjoy staying busy and being with their people. Alone time without activity can make them feel uneasy and bored.
Dachshund
Dachshunds are loyal and attached to their families for centuries. They enjoy routines and familiarity but when left suddenly for long periods alone can make them feel confused and stressed.
Pug
You know that they’re affectionate and social dogs. They enjoy company more than independence and when being left alone too often can make them feel sad because they prefer staying close to people.
Bichon Frise
Bichons are cheerful companion dogs and they love attention and playtime. Alone time can be hard for them because they are happiest when surrounded by people.
Italian Greyhound
Italian greyhounds are sensitive and gentle and they bond deeply and dislike being separated. When alone they may feel anxious because they depend strongly on comfort and closeness.
