When they see their masters after the breakup of the day, the dogs straight crazy and there's a reason, says io9.
To understand dog behavior should keep in mind that dogs originated from wolves and two species are separated before around 15,000 years. Nevertheless share many common traits.
To answer the question how we perceive dogs has undertaken scientist Gregory Burns, who conducted research with imaging. According to him, our four-legged animals easily distinguish man from another dog, as this helps mostly known human scent that stimulates a response in the brain.
"No other smell does not do that, not even another familiar dog. They know that we are different from them and their brain has a special place for us. By imaging establish that dogs really love us and not just because they eat "explains Burns.
A pack of wolves is a family in the literal sense - there are father, mother, children and some close relatives who have not separated. Similarly, the dogs see us as part of their family, concluded the scientist.
He and his colleagues are united around the view that the happiness that a dog feels is comparable to what we feel and the way people feel with each other.
"When they see their masters, dogs feel as we see when a friend or someone you dislike," continues Burns.
According to him, the dogs do not have the same linguistic capacity as people and therefore their reaction is more pure emotion.
"Their mind is not filled with abstract concepts, they just react as they feel," he said.
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