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These 15 Images Of Dog Hugs Will Make You All Warm And Fuzzy

By: Kristina Lotz

Kristina Lotz

| September 6, 2015
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Does your Dog love to hug? Share your picture in the comments!

#1 – Don’t ever EVER leave me again!

Image source: @DavideGorla via Flickr
Image source: @DavideGorla via Flickr

#2 – Best Buds

Image source: @RayMaclean via Flickr
Image source: @RayMaclean via Flickr

#3 – You complete me

Image source: @greebile via Flickr
Image source: @greebile via Flickr

#4 – I just met you, and I love you!

Image source: @PaulThomspon via Flickr
Image source: @PaulThomspon via Flickr

#5 – I’m ready hooman for my hug. Resistance is futile.

Image source: @AdamSaadeg via Flickr
Image source: @AdamSaadeg via Flickr

#6 – Blissful moment

Image source: @MattBaume via Flickr
Image source: @MattBaume via Flickr

 

#7 – “Bear Hug”

Image source: @AdamRussell via Flickr
Image source: @AdamRussell via Flickr

#8 – You’re my favorite hooman

Image source: @StateFarm via Flickr
Image source: @StateFarm via Flickr

#9 – I missed you. I was gone two seconds. Doesn’t matter. I missed you.

Image source: @NatalieMaynor via Flickr
Image source: @NatalieMaynor via Flickr

#10 – Best. Napping. Position. Ever

Image source: @ TonyAlter via Flickr
Image source: @ TonyAlter via Flickr

#11 – True patience

Image source: @popofatticus via Flickr
Image source: @popofatticus via Flickr

#12 – Future dog trainer

Image source: @JohnVeldboom via Flickr
Image source: @JohnVeldboom via Flickr

#13 – He’s mine. Not yours. Get over it.

Image source: @AdamRussell via Flickr
Image source: @AdamRussell via Flickr

#14 – What do you mean you’re not my real brother?

Image source: @EricSonstroem via Flickr
Image source: @EricSonstroem via Flickr

#15 – And then some dogs, well…they get a bit confused in the hugging department…. “Wait, I think this is wrong somehow…”

Image source: @AnnilinaRutanen via Flickr
Image source: @AnnilinaRutanen via Flickr

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