The ability to read the supernatural person of dogs

Scientists have shown that dogs have special abilities that help them become our loyal friends .

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One of the things that makes our difference - the most intelligent creature of creation with animals is the ability and method of "thinking thinking" of others.

However, few people know that this ability is also present in dogs - a close, familiar animal to humans. Although only at a low level, it is also surprising .

1. Dogs are comforting when people are sad

Did you know, when you see a yawn, a great possibility that you . also yawn along with him and in chimpanzees too, they will yawn when their fellow people do the same thing. According to the scientific community, yawning is a direct connection phenomenon , manifesting empathy in high-level primates.

However, dogs are an exception, they also possess the same ability as us, which can be yawned from humans. This is consistent with the previous hypothesis that dogs have the ability to sense our mood, to a certain extent.

A proof of that is the special 'comfort' of dogs when their owners are sad. The eyes, the expression of tail-tail, licking the feet . is the way that dogs help their owners reduce loneliness.

A study published on May 30, 2012 by the University of London showed that dogs have very good accessibility to people crying. Most likely, it is because dogs know the feelings of those who need sympathy and sharing.

That hypothesis is completely grounded. Human emotions often manifest on the right side of the face. When looking at each other, most of us look at the right side of the opponent's face, creating an interesting effect called 'left-side bias'. And according to experts, only 2 species that do the same thing like humans are brown monkeys and . dogs.

2. Dogs understand what you want through your eyes

This is a 1-0-2 possibility that probably only exists in dogs. To demonstrate this ability to understand, scientists have conducted a small experiment.

They put two identical toys in the middle of a room, then put their dog and owner on opposite sides in the room. Experts pre-order a toy with a barrier so that the character can see only one toy and his dog can see both.

The experimental character will then order his dog to say, 'Bring it back!' without using any gestures. As a result, the dog only brings back the toy its owner can see, ignoring the remaining item.

It was only when the experimental character ordered in the state of turning away, not seeing any toys, the dog began to have different choices. Simply said, then it brings the toy it likes.

3. Dogs know what people like to eat

A regular expression in most dogs is to hang around the owner's feet and demand to eat whatever the owner is eating. In fact, right understanding of this expression must be a dog that begs anything that it finds you like to eat.

Through research, scientists have confirmed that this is true. Regardless of your diet, as long as you feel excited and like it, your dog likes and begs you to eat.

A small trial was conducted to demonstrate. Put two plates of the same food but one big plate, one small plate next to each other and take the dog out to eat. If you see their owners choose smaller plates and eat well, 100% of dogs will also choose smaller plates to eat with their owners. They do it because they simply love you and trust you absolutely.

4. Dogs know when you like something other than them

This is understandable because dogs are the most loyal, closest animal to humans. A simple example: when you walk your dog through a beautiful strange dog and you look back, almost immediately your pet dog will bark and react very violently. Do you believe it's jealousy?

In fact, that is not really jealousy. But to a certain extent, the dog knows your attention no longer focuses on it. According to the scientific community, dogs have the same concentration of oxytocin - the love hormone - that is similar to humans and may be the cause of these reactions.

To confirm this for sure, scientists conducted an experiment with any two dogs. They teach them to perform some tricks and ask them to do it. After that, the better performing child will be rewarded.

After only a few times, the less rewarded dog tends to not perform the required procedures, even signs of stress and discomfort. It understands that it is not noticeable compared to the other.

Another behavioral study also shows that when a dog gives birth to children, they become more stressed and sometimes more aggressive with their own children. This occurs most often if their owners often caress and caress small puppies. Experts explain that mother dogs act aggressively with young children because they feel their loving position is at stake.