Your dog doesn’t just want to be with you — they want to be in it with you. In your space. In your rhythm. In your eyes. For Connection Pups, love looks like shared experience — staying near, seeking eye contact, and doing life as a team. They're not asking for control… they’re asking to be included. But when that need for togetherness gets misunderstood — or unintentional disconnection creeps in — these pups can become anxious, clingy, or unsure. This guide helps you recognize, respect, and rebuild connection in healthy, faith-centered ways — so your pup can feel the safety of belonging… and so can you.