Science be wagged, it's doghuman BFF
University of London researchers are investigating whether dogs and their human companions share synchronized brainwaves during interaction. The study includes 40 pet dogs of various breeds. This connection has been observed in humans, but scienti...

Dogs and humans have been BFFs for centuries. Archaeologists have unearthed a 14,000-yr-old puppy buried with humans in Germany. Talk about puppy love. This little pooch wasn't just hanging around for kicks. It had been nursed through illnesses despite having zero job prospects. So, scientists, take note: the secret to the human-dog bond isn't hi-tech gadgets or brainwave scans. It's belly rubs, shared snacks, and the joy you feel when you enter home after a long day and see your dog's already sitting in your spot on the couch. It's unconditional love, minus the hi-tech fuss. Just a whole lot of slobbery kisses and wet noses.
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