There has been a deep bond between dogs and humans for a long time, and this bond continues to grow every day. If we look around us today almost everyone has at least one pet we see that. Of course, among these animals, the number of cats and dogs that are faithful friends of people is quite high.

as with everything that the puppy of dogs is cute too must say. With innocent facial expressions that have the power to make us do almost anything they want, it may not be possible to resist them. Well, have you ever thought about why puppies prefer us? Let’s look together at the results of scientific research on this topic.

It has been established that dogs have been domesticated in such a way that they can make facial expressions that resemble humans

The implications of this statement are of particular interest to me and people with canine friends like me. As the owner of two dogs, one of which is a puppy, I can tell my puppy has avoided all his mischief with cute facial expressions. In fact, I’ve never sat still and thought about the real reason for this. But when I look at it now, it really is Many of us have a special sympathy for puppies. Unless, of course, they misbehave. A research group from the University of Duquesne was able to answer the reason for our sympathy. The team believes the biggest reason for this is human efforts to tame them. genetic changes says it is.

The research shows that with these genetic changes, dogs’ facial muscles get to levels that are close to the muscles we have. This one Their flexible muscles allow them to raise their eyebrows to make their eyes look bigger. and they can make that expression that we can’t stand. Especially since these muscles are much more flexible in puppies, facial expressions can be seen much more clearly. In addition, not only do they make these facial expressions, but they also have a much more unique ability than other creatures to understand humans. This shows that they can instinctively understand our mood and react in this way.

Although the bond between us and our canine friends goes back a very long time, our friends, whose genes humans play to their will, don’t always have fancy traits like “cute facial expressions.” This one, Pugs and Bulldogs have difficulty breathing and heart conditions seen in many breeds can be cited as an example. However, being aware of our friends’ special situations and being able to ignore some of their little mischief is also indicative of how strong our bond is.