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ulysses1904says...I read an article the other day that points out how unscientific and flawed the original blog is. But the genie is out of the bottle, people easily believe those "everything you thought you knew is wrong" articles and this will now be treated as fact. Critical thinking can be a conversation killer but it's preferable to believing stupid shit like this.
This "scientific" study was done by randomly picking 250 pictures that people had chosen to upload on the Internet. And then based the conclusion on the fleeting looks that any camera will capture from anybody's face and body position. Hardly can be classified as a scientific study, reviewed by peers, etc. But now there are articles saying "science shows dogs don't like to be hugged".
I'm sure some dogs certainly do not like to be hugged. But my 100 pound buddy climbs up on my lap on the couch, elbow in my crotch, and demands to be hugged.
Gratefulmomsays...Unfortunately, some people forget that animals, like humans, have individual personalities. Thus, these scientific studies really are a waste of time because the individual personalities aspect is not considered.
dagsays...Comment hidden because you are ignoring dag.(show it anyway)
I don't think dogs liked to be embraced, but they do liked to be patted and stroked.
newtboyjokingly says...If my dog doesn't like to be embraced, she has a strange way of showing it, by pushing her body into my chest and wrapping one or both paws around my neck. I can't prove she does or doesn't like it, but she instigates it.
Quote hidden because you are ignoring dag.(show it anyway)
I don't think dogs liked to be embraced, but they do liked to be patted and stroked.
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