A report by the University of New York analyzed that our pets are getting more and more behaving like us.
The treatment between dogs and humans are increasingly similar. The hunter dogs that used to be are no longer so easily. A study by the University of New York revealed that Pets are modifying their behavior and are putting themselves in tune with their owners.
Some specialists describe it as the “Third wave of domestication”in which their behavior is becoming more docile and sociable ways. The latest investigations announced that there are biological and behavioral alterations.
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The study on the change of dogs as domestic animals
This analysis demonstrated the change that dogs are having when behaving with humans. These animals are showing A tendency to become more friendly, calm and dependent. In ancient times the dog was used for grazing or hunting, today its main purpose is to provide company, which demonstrates a transformation in its temperament.
One of the most revealing findings has to do with The influence of oxytocinlove hormone, since this substance affects humans. Some races even lost their aggressive features. The researchers observed that those with a specific genetic variant of the oxytocin receptor were more likely to seek help in situations that dogs create difficult.
The specialists alert possible risksoverprotection of our pets can generate anxiety and frustration in dogs, something that can affect their well -being. To avoid problems it is necessary to find a balance in the protection of our pets, in addition to the adaptation of our home and the conservation of their instincts.
Source: Ambito
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