Dogs have imprinted on people, but not always in the way you think.
Dogs may or may not look at you as the alpha in their lives, but they will definitely look at you as the alpha of their pack. A dog will usually choose a person that it thinks is the most dominant and will want to be with. This person could be your child, your spouse, or even your boss. You can tell how much of an alpha dog a dog is by looking at its body language. If a dog is very dominant it will usually walk with its chest out, its head up, and its tail up. These are all signs of dominance.
A dog that is very submissive will walk with its tail between its legs, its head down, and its ears drooped. If you watch a dog for a while you will notice that it will often follow the alpha around. It will also sleep next to the alpha when it sleeps. The alpha is the leader of the pack and the other dogs will follow the alpha around. If you think that your dog is imprinting on you, you need to take some action to correct this behavior. One way to do this is to put your dog in a crate while you are working. When you come home, let your dog out so that it can play. The more time your dog spends in the crate the less likely it will be to imprint on you.
Another way to stop your dog from imprinting on you is to introduce another person into the house. Make sure that the new person is someone that your dog likes. You should also make sure that the person does not act like the alpha. If your dog gets used to a certain person acting like the alpha then you can try to train it to ignore them. This will take a lot of time and patience.
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