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The situation is the following: you go to the park with your dog and the furry one goes straight to meet Lucas, an old acquaintance in the neighborhood, a dog for whom he seems to feel authentic and true passion . The situation could also be the following: your dog does not detach from you even with hot water, a step you take at home, he is behind. In fact, the poor guy has accidentally stomped his foot … In the same way, it could happen that when your friend comes home with her dog, Matías, your furry, feels an irrepressible attraction for her. Is it possible that Matías is in love? Can dogs fall in love with other dogs? What about people?
Veterinarian Carlos Rodríguez speaks more of bonding than of love itself, basically because love is something very human and to say that dogs feel it would be to adopt an anthropomorphic vision.
To understand this about the link between dogs and humans and dogs and dogs, Carlos Rodríguez tells us about the rubber band theory, used by various scientists to explain the issue. The rubber band theory exemplifies the unbreakable bond that is created between a dog and its human, a bond that would come to be as if the human were holding one end of the rubber band and the animal holding the other. No matter how much they separated, the band would never break but would stretch . It is important to reflect on this connection, which would no longer be only physical but would go further to become a mental connection .
It is precisely this bond that transcends the physical plane that makes dogs that have been lost for years, return home with their human.
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