Our dog Maggie meeting her ole friend #shorts #dogs #friends #oldfriends #reunion

It's not uncommon for dogs to become emotional when reuniting with an old friend. Just like humans, dogs form close bonds with their friends and can feel a range of emotions when they are reunited after a long time apart.

When Maggie sees her old friend, she may become excited, start wagging her tail, and may even cry or whine. These vocalizations are her way of expressing her joy and excitement at seeing her friend again.

Dogs are social animals and thrive on social interaction. When they are separated from a friend, they can feel a range of emotions, including loneliness, sadness, and even depression. Reuniting with an old friend can bring back feelings of happiness and joy, and it's not uncommon for dogs to become emotional when this happens.

It's important to allow Maggie to express her emotions and enjoy her reunion with her friend. Make sure to supervise their interaction and ensure that they are both safe and comfortable.
We are a retired couple that has sold their house and business to embark on a new adventure of traveling across North America with their two dogs, Maggie and Gracie and a cat Moses. We have chosen to live the full-time RVing lifestyle, allowing us to explore different parts of the continent while still having the comforts of home. While on the road, we plan to stay connected with family and friends and enjoy all the new sights and experiences that come our way. Come a long on our journey on the road, I am sure it will be one heck of a ride.

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