What is what does it mean to dog someone?

To "dog" someone means to relentlessly follow, harass, or bother them persistently. It often implies a sense of annoying or intrusive behavior. It's like being constantly shadowed or nagged. The person doing the "dogging" may be overly critical, demanding, or simply won't leave the target alone.

• Harassment: It can be seen as a form of subtle harassment if it becomes excessive and unwanted.

• Persistence: The key element is persistence - the dogged person doesn't give up easily.

• Annoyance: Ultimately, "dogging" someone is a way of causing annoyance.