Your dog may follow you because they feel a strong bond with you and enjoy being near you. They may follow you to stay close and feel secure, like they would in a pack. Dogs often follow their owners to seek attention, petting, playtime, or treats. They might follow you around to explore new areas of the house, smell interesting scents, or investigate any changes in their environment. If they've learned that certain activities like feeding, walks, or playtime are associated with your movements, they might follow you in anticipation of those activities. Dogs with separation anxiety or general anxiety might follow their owners closely. If your dog isn't getting enough mental or physical stimulation, they might follow you out of boredom and the hope of finding something interesting to do.