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HOME IS WHERE THE HEART IS

There is a strong pull in most everyone to a place we call home.

There is a strong pull in most everyone to a place we call home, isn’t there? Yes, there is a strong pull in most everyone to a place we call home.

A sense of belonging that for most people is where we are born or where we grow up.

We feel this sense of belonging in the place we are born or where we grow up, don’t we?

Yes, we feel this sense of belonging in the place we are born or where we grow up.

Humans feel connected to these places and feel pulled to return home.

Humans feel pulled to return home, don’t they? Yes, humans feel pulled to return home. You feel pulled to return home sometimes, don’t you?

But there are a lot of animals that work even harder to find their way home.

There aren’t many animals that work even harder to return home, are there? Yes, actually, there are lots of animals that work even harder to find their way home.

The Moscow dogs’ daily commute between where they work and where they live seems like a very human way of life.

This seems like a very human way of life, doesn’t it? Yes, commuting to work does seem like a very human way of life.

They seem to have the same sense of home that we do.

They seem like they have a very different sense of home than we do, don’t they? No, they seem to have the same sense of home that we do.

When they are done working for the day, home is where they go to sleep, eat and be with their family.

This is where they go to sleep, isn’t it? Yes, this is where they go to sleep. This is also where they go to eat, isn’t it? Yes, this is also where they go to eat. And this is also where they go to be with their family, isn’t it? Yes, this is also where they go to be with their family.