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It would seem that it's a "dog-eat-dog" work amongst dogs but when they are looking to be adopted and cared for by humans, they have co-opted the infant-parent cuteness that keeps us from abandoning our own young.
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- Author: Edward
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- Tags: bonding, dogs, Dr. Ed Park, kikusui, lulu, oxytocin, pets, podcast, ta-65 in dogs, telomerase
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Dogs use oxytocin to bond with humans
In this article, an experiment showed that human/dog pairs release oxytocin whereas between dogs? Not so much.
http://www.livescience.com/50509-dogs-use-human-bonding.html
It would seem that it’s a “dog-eat-dog” work amongst dogs, but when they are looking to be adopted and cared for by humans, they have co-opted the infant-parent cuteness that keeps us from abandoning our own young.
Did you realize?
Dogs have the exact same telomerase mechanism as humans and are a wonderful example of how telomerase activation can enhance their lives, even with life-threatening cancer. In this video, we get to know Lulu and how she bounced back from metastatic osteosarcoma for a very long time while using an adaptogenic telomerase activator.
