Aussies form deep attachments with their people, seeking their company and affection.
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Following you might be your Aussie's way of asking for playtime, cuddles, or training.
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Dogs see their humans as their pack, and following the leader (you) is natural instinct.
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Bred for herding, Aussies may see you as their "flock" and try to keep you close.
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An under-stimulated Aussie might follow you for entertainment or mental engagement.
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Constant following can be a sign of anxiety when left alone. Consult a vet if concerned.
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Certain health problems can cause clingy behavior. Talk to your vet if following is unusual.
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Provide adequate exercise, mental stimulation, and positive reinforcement for independent behavior.
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