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Why is it that even those who don't like dogs like puppies ?
WALKING A PITT BULL is an interesting experience. No matter how happy-go-lucky and friendly that individual dog is, lots of people cross the street to steer clear. Some people are repelled by pit bulls, some by large dogs and others by all dogs. But those concerns go out the window if you happen to be walking a 14-week-old pit bull puppy, as I recently did. The little wiggly pup was a people magnet. It turns out that we can't help but love puppies, even pit bull puppies.
There's just something about them Adorable puppies
Hungry puppies!
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 We're hard-wired to be attracted to the little creatures.
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" Believe it or not, that generalization in scientific parlance is called the "aw" factor. We respond with lots of smiles, a softer and higher voice, and we tend to actually say "aw."
Having once worked at a zoo, I can confirm that baby animals who look most like us, the mammals -- particularly great ape babies -- got lots of "aws." Snakes, not so many.
Sometimes, this same generalized attraction occurs when we see adult animals. With their big eyes, large, roundish heads, pronounced foreheads and fairly short snouts, adult pandas elicit the same response that babies do. "After all, they look like cuddly teddy bears," says McConnell, the author of "For the Love of a Dog: Understanding Emotion in You and Your Best Friend." "I mean, why do you think teddy bears are so appealing?" |
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