I find it amazing how dogs react to each other when they meet.  On the most part it is a friendly wagging of the tails and sniffing.  Once in a while it is an immediate “I love you for life” and off they go to play.  I walk a dog named Vaughn who is a male 11 month old Weimaraneir and he has a best friend amongst all the dogs I walk.  Sirrus who is a 2 year old White Standard Poodle  was rescued from a puppy farm about 6 months ago.  These 2 dogs really like most of the dogs they walk with and usually spend their time with me running and playing in a group.  But when Sirrus and Vaughn are on the same walk they have eyes for no other. They start in the car after I pick them up and they play so hard the Element rocks and rolls.  I am sure pedestrians I pass on the street wonder what is going on in there.   When we get out of the car to start our walk they virtually somersault through the woods.  All surfaces of their body hits the ground and it is not often a foot.  Still being puppies they have no concept of space and they are always banging into me when the whole forest is their oyster but they still don’t realize it.  Puppies like to stay close to their person.  Sirrus ends the walk abosolutely black with mud.  By the time we get back into the car to go home Sirrus collapses on the ground and Vaughn stands over him.  They are very much in love.  I think it would be great if their owners met so the dogs could have play dates on weekends and even do dog sitting exchanges.  Although having them both in the same house could be dangerous once they start somersaulting around.