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I believe this too. Just this week we had an interesting thing happen at my place of work. I have a window office, and the other morning, this little dog came right up to the window. Never seen him before. I went outside and found him hanging around the back door. He had an audience by then, as a couple of other people had seen him. He let us touch him, but was really scared. No collar. I offered him a piece of cookie, but he wasn't interested. We set out some water because it was hot that day. We decided that if he was still there at 5, one of us would take him home and try to find out if he was lost.

He sat in the shade by the door for four hours, even fell asleep. He acted just like he was waiting for someone. Our mail room guy was petting him and after 5 minutes of tolerating that, he growled at him like, "Okay, that's enough." Finally, a lady who usually works at our other campus and was here for a meeting walked through that door and he jumped up and went to her like he knew her! We said, "Is that your dog?" She goes, "Of course not!" "We'll, he's obviously been waiting for you because there are three of us here willing to take him home, but he chose you." She ended up taking him with her and was going to have him scanned for a chip to see if be had an owner. It was the strangest thing I've ever seen.

I rescued mine as a puppy when he was 2 mos old from the Western PA Humane Society over on the North Side. He was there with all his brothers and sisters in the one pen in the puppy room they have there.

This tiny little black puppy just ran up to edge of the pen and gave a little squeaky bark and wagged his tail so I had to pick him up. he started licking my face and tried to nip my nose. It was like he picked me. So I told the girl who worked there, “Okay, this is the one, what papers do I have to sign?” Tojo’s been my loyal beat friend ever since. He’ll be 6 on the 24th of this month.

I’ve had dogs all my life, but this one is THE DOG, if you know what I mean.