I've noticed families very often have a dog

If the owner is smiling the dog is smiling, if the owner's being very silly the dog's being very silly.

Dogs behave and feel like their owners, they think they're the same, but they're not the same, hold your dog up and show it in the mirror then it will know it's a dog and not a human, that it looks nothing like you, it's the complete opposite.

The small differences between a human his like-minded dog is that the dog doesn't walk like you, it trots on four feet and it doesn't talk when the owner is talking, nor does it speak English, it goes "ruff!", hence I called my plush toy dog Ruffy.

And furthermore many families or one man owns a dog, usually a medium-sized dog like a blue healer or collie or border collie or labradore, the latter being the most normal, typical, and cutest dog a man will own.
But dogs don't behave like normal, they behave different to every other dog, every dog is an individual, to the point that some of them can be labelled eccentric or "weird". What do you think of this?