“Science Proves Dogs Really Love Us but For a surprising Reason”
by Anton Petrov.
Petrov was trying to raise money for a dog charity in South
Korea.
Dog personalities and attachment to humans comes from the way
oxytocin works, but, compared to wolves, they also have a genetic predisposition
like those with Williams Syndrome in people. People with this syndrome may demonstrate a dyspraxia similar to mine, but I am not particularly sociable.
The syndrome is quite interesting, in that it sometimes lead
to individuals with verbal skills that seem to outflank their lack of intelligence
in other areas. And they are unusually
friendly or sociable.
Wolves, compared to dogs, have the pack behavior but not the
same friendliness.
Cats may, however, for entirely different reasons which
Petrov will explore in another video. And Petrov mentioned that dolphins have languages
with actual grammar.
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