'Puppy dog eyes' are real, study says. Is your pet manipulating you?
Researchers compared facial movements among wolves and dogs, finding that the domestication and the desire to be chosen has shaped dogs' muscles.
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Researchers compared facial movements among wolves and dogs, finding that the domestication and the desire to be chosen has shaped dogs' muscles.
An anatomic feature shared by humans and dogs has helped domesticated canines develop an ability to mimic and respond to human emotions, according to a study from Duquesne University in Pittsburgh.
Are you a sucker for large, liquid "puppy-dog" eyes gazing soulfully up at you, begging for, well, just about anything?
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