Dogs | 60 Minutes Full Episodes

[@lindaorlandi1127]

"When a dog looks at you they are hugging you with their eyes." ❤❤❤

[@mygirldarby]

Having a dog will bless you with the happiest days of your life, and one of the worst.

[@KathleenLee-w8e]

SO True!! :) :(

[@edyann]

Animals are like magic. Their love and kindness is the medicine we need to cure our souls.

[@angieg3624]

So true 🙏 Love is the only thing that is real 💗

[@valeriemoran842]

Beautifully said :)

[@colleenmonfross4283]

So well said!

[@MargaretMarron]

Does she ever get to play with any of those toys? They all look new and unplayed with

[@amramjose]

The shame is how short their lives are compared to ours. I continue to get dogs after they are gone, and that will be one of my great regrets, passing away and leaving a dog/cat behind. That said, I would feel so incomplete, specially in retirement, not having dogs, it would be difficult to be alone.

[@Maggief99]

Dogs come into our lives when we need them the most. And unfortunately, leave our lives too soon.

[@wupfwupfinger2182]

that is the problem!

[@robertpolestar-em4je]

Dogs are truly man’s best friend.

[@cherylmillard2067]

John Pilley and Chaser RIP, we loved you both. 🍀

[@happycook6737]

My parents had a pitbull that was incredibly smart. She knew over 200 words. You could tell her to bring x and she'd bring it. She was very opinionated too. A very special doggo now long gone.

[@latyshal.2286]

🐾❤

[@matthew.m.stevick]

I LOVE DOGS. My Scottie passed away aug 2022, he was like my son and I can’t replace him I can’t get another dog again, he was my one and only and I miss him. I think about him often.

[@MargaretMarron]

@@matthew.m.stevick I think it was Ogden Nash who wrote a poem about a dog that said something like"if I should die and you never get another dog, then I didn't do my job right".

[@billhorton2564]

If you truly love your dog you will walk the dog, play with the dog, and train the dog every day. The satisfaction the dogs get from mastering a skill is off the charts.

[@moutussiacharyya7510]

You don't have to train a dog everyday. They are not circus animals. They learn by observing and inference, just like we do.

[@billhorton2564]

@@moutussiacharyya7510 dogs love to get praise for everything they do. Train your dog to sit, and then tell them every time they sit they are a good dog. Train the dog to sit and receive their treats. Praise them often to show your love. Walk your dog every day only if you love your dog. Btw have you not seen dogs performing in the circus? Use your KZbin app to watch a few circus dog videos. They are really good circus acts...

[@Creamstp]

@@moutussiacharyya7510 The difference between treating your furbaby as a member of the family and just "ownership" of a dog. The Loving, walking, playing and daily interaction with family is the foundation...the teaching them skills and routines gives them purpose. Just like any human beings, dogs understand life through their family members. Out of the entire kingdom of living things, only humans and dogs truly LOVE each other and would sacrifice themselves for each other.

[@moutussiacharyya7510]

@@Creamstp then we should also "train" our children in various skills to impress us and our guests at parties, as we should train other family members and ourselves. Why is the training confined only to canine family members. Dogs do not enjoy doing tricks, they do it only to please us because they love the praise we give them. Of course dogs naturally begin to understand words like stop, come, go, eat, sit, drink, walk, kiss, no, yes, etc without any training whatsoever, simply by understanding the word in context after hearing it a few times, just like children don't need to be trained to understand things. I personally don't believe in training my dogs to fetch things, open doors, or do any of the things humans do as they are not geared for it. But I do allow them to fulfill the functions they find important and which gives them purpose, such as guarding the home, smelling the earth, following me around to keep an eye on my well being, chasing (hunting) birds, beasts or others they consider intruders or prey, going on walks around their territory to check its security and barking at perceived dangers, and sleeping and eating when their body demands it and being in the company of their family always and not being left alone for hours because we have work to do. The only purpose that I am unable to fulfill and which hurts my heart to this day is their purpose to mate and produce offspring but that is for their own protection, as I often selfishly console myself, because I have wilfully put them into a family of humans living in human society rather than with a tribe of dogs, so they are forced to obey human laws or perish. And neither can they be allowed to hunt for their food for the same reason. A Dog's purpose in life cannot be to jump through hoops, shake hands or high five humans, speak when asked to or to sit, beg, rollover or do party tricks as commanded. They are magnificent creatures and deserve our respect and understanding of what they are all about, they are our playmates but not our playthings.

[@moutussiacharyya7510]

@@Creamstp @Creamstp then we should also "train" our children in various skills to impress us and our guests at parties, as we should train other family members and ourselves. Why is the training confined only to canine family members. Dogs do not enjoy doing tricks, they do it only to please us because they love the praise we give them. Of course dogs naturally begin to understand words like stop, come, go, eat, sit, drink, walk, kiss, no, yes, etc without any training whatsoever, simply by understanding the word in context after hearing it a few times, just like children don't need to be trained to understand things. I personally don't believe in training my dogs to fetch things, open doors, or do any of the things humans do as they are not geared for it. But I do allow them to fulfill the functions they find important and which gives them purpose, such as guarding the home, smelling the earth, following me around to keep an eye on my well being, chasing (hunting) birds, beasts or others they consider intruders or prey, going on walks around their territory to check its security and barking at perceived dangers, and sleeping and eating when their body demands it and being in the company of their family always and not being left alone for hours because we have work to do. The only purpose that I am unable to fulfill and which hurts my heart to this day is their purpose to mate and produce offspring but that is for their own protection, as I often selfishly console myself, because I have wilfully put them into a family of humans living in human society rather than with a tribe of dogs, so they are forced to obey human laws or perish. And neither can they be allowed to hunt for their food for the same reason. A Dog's purpose in life cannot be to jump through hoops, shake hands or high five humans, speak when asked to or to sit, beg, rollover or do party tricks as commanded. They are magnificent creatures and deserve our respect and understanding of what they are all about, they are our playmates but not our playthings.

[@janyceparks8326]

They couldn't have picked a better narrator than Anderson. Such an empathetic soul.

[@katiekane5247]

😂

[@conniegee8664]

He has a nice voice, but fails as eye candy

[@georgehanson2978]

He’s a dog person 👍🏻

[@pibly7784]

What?? Anderson is a great journalist.

[@therealpixie]

@@conniegee8664 Swim on the shallow end, do you?

[@nuggets0717]

I have a Jack Russell terrier puppy laying comfortably between my legs right now and I owe this little man so much. He’s brought me so much joy, looks after me when I’m sick, and he’s smart as a whip.

[@williamhilinsky1327]

I’ve had two. They’re incredibly smart, hysterically funny, empathetic and mischievous. The joy they brought me is immeasurable. I miss them terribly.

[@nuggets0717]

@@williamhilinsky1327 I’m so sorry for your loss 🥲 but I’m glad that you had two lovely little friends in your life. I love them.

[@adougherty8869]

Our big boy Prince, a retired racing Greyhound, developed a fast-developing cancer in his right rear foot. Vet said if we didn’t amputate his leg we’d probably only have him about 3-4 more months. A friend who believes cancer tracks much like an infection suggested we ask our vet to give Prince a double dose of antibiotics. He did, and the outward sore and limp Princey had for months disappeared for a year before his cancer came back and developed too fast. Losing Prince was such a heartbreaker. But we had that extra year together❣️🐾♥️

[@thamilton007]

Dogs are everything, angels with paws♥️

[@bluezinnia847]

Wow! What a lovely story! Chaser is a beautiful, intelligent dog and so is his owner, who's got to be proud!

[@conniegee8664]

Both have passed away since the original 2014 airing

[@Madronaxyz]

​@@conniegee8664,😢

[@fabiolaflores8919]

Dogs can’t only follow a point but they can follow eye gaze to make inferences.

[@diannaloveshenry]

The bond i had with my boy Henry was immeasurable. We didnt need words most of the time. I miss his presence, his love, his friendship. When i find one of his hairs i smile and know we'll meet again.

[@unicornhustlemagic]

Unconditional love is a beautiful thing. I just lost my second dog on Sat this year. The pain is so great but the LOVE we experience with them is even GREATER. 💖

[@diannaloveshenry]

@@unicornhustlemagic that's exactly how I feel. I thought I'd be hopelessly depressed but I knew Henry had the best life which helped ease my sadness. Don't know when but I will get another dog. So sorry for your loss. Thank you for kind words!

[@pauladurbin]

I have to believe this. RIP Scout 7.15.14-4.25.24

[@huskynation2318]

From Husky Nation & my boys - here's to all dogs and how they always touch and remain in our hearts. Lucky & Chance - forever in mine.

[@Lianne459]

Anderson was the perfect person for this story

[@mjl5497]

Dogs are a gift to us in so many ways. Sadly, they’re hardly given the regard they deserve in our society. Anderson Cooper did a great job w this episode!

[@sallyziegler7687]

I had a mini aussie named Sadie who meant the world to me. One day I noticed a limp and took her immediately to a vet. The x-ray was heartbreaking. She had osteosarcoma and given only weeks to live. I was devastated. I called UC Davis and was told that if I had her leg amputated I "might" be able to keep her alive for up to a year. I did it knowing that as soon as she displayed pain I would have her put to sleep. I researched cancer and used that research to change her diet. I had a ferret names kili who also had a fatal disease that I got to keep for two years past the life expectancy of its disease by changing his diet. I got to keep my precious Sadie for four years before the cancer came back and I had to have her put to sleep. I will always be thankful that I got to have those years with her.

[@jungersrules]

First learned about Chaser a few years back with Neil deGrasse Tyson. The most stunning part is when they introduced a new toy and Chaser and deducted that the new name was connected to the new toy she had never seen before. LOL, Neill had introduced a doll of Darwin (if I remember correctly, or Einstein) and mixed it with her toys, and asked her to find "Darwin" a name she had never heard before. After coming back to him twice empty, she had a look like she was thinking, then on the third brought Darwin back as if to ask, "Is this Darwin?"

[@lamdao1242]

Yes. That experiment with Chaser in deduction was amazing!

[@littlelilacbunny]

❤❤❤

[@TheGuitarReb]

I told my dog to go out in the back yard and get his ball. He came back with a dead possum.

[@galeway1697]

If possible, I love dogs even more now. They are one of God's best gifts to us.

[@michael-gx2sv]

Why do you think dogs have the same letters? My beagle is definitely the god of our house, she knows it, and I wouldn't have it any other way.

[@juliedunkley1055]

I believe in dogs not gods.

[@lunacielo7680]

I do truly believe God gave us dogs to feel a climps of unconditional love. 🐶 ❤️ 🐾

[@juliedunkley1055]

@@lunacielo7680 I am sorry to tell you but dogs evolved from wolfs

[@juliekonicke5329]

Dogs are way better then humans.

[@melissawarfield]

Animals are paving the way for humans. Thank you for the best 60 Minutes!

[@FigaroHey]

Rubbish. Humans domesticated dogs. Dogs didn't domesticate humans. Dogs survived because humans could use them, period.

[@Sicel1304]

​@@FigaroHeyNot quite. We co-evolved with each other.

[@sparkling5733]

Animals especially our pets give unconditional love, humans haven’t mastered that level!

[@BillSias-op7xw]

My Boxer knows each of her toys, turns to command of left or right or backup. She's a 3 year old, but doesn't talk yet.

[@kkdoc7864]

What I’m most impressed with is how nimble this 96 yr old is!

[@gordonakers8247]

Our golden retriever knows more than you can imagine. If I say “ are you want dinner” he goes to the cupboard where we keep his food. If I say “ do you want ice cream?” He goes to the bottom dreamer freezer in our refrigerator.” He also names of toys of his toys. Just a few of his words. 🐾🥰

[@kayleighgroenendal8473]

The worst part of losing my past relationships with people, was losing their pets. My ex fiancee had the best springer spaniels ever and I miss them every day 😢

[@davidsuch8942]

Lmao. That's just pathetic.

[@saltapozo]

I'm Shure you can find more pets. Be strong.

[@Plantbliss]

I’m sorry life has not always been kind. Near where my daughter lives there’s a cafe you can go and play with puppies. I know some animal shelters let you come and visit with animals. Even if they aren’t yours it would still do you good to spend time with a dog. A neighbors pet even. Do it for yourself. I’m sorry you didn’t get a more positive response the first time. I hope this one keeps your chin up. 🤗

[@FigaroHey]

That just revealed a lot about why it's your *ex*-fiance.

[@monicaperez2843]

​@@Plantbliss There's a coffee shop that has an area for cats and kittens that allows people to play with them in exchange for a donation to the SPCA. Also, all the cats and kittens are up for adoption. The staff keeps applications for adoption at the coffee house.

[@rivkasherman3906]

My Rosie is a Labrador retriever and she understnds everything I tell her and she feels me whenever my moods change in any direction. When we walk together and she wants to show me love she either looks at me or touched my leg with her nose. I really believe that if you pay close attention to your beloved dog you can really see it all: their character and their emotions. Rosie hears and feels when I start waking up in the morning before I even moved in bed. The extent of her senses is unreal... I know that this breed is very smart and loving but I never realized how amazingly smart they are. She can try to manipulate certain situations but I can read that and act accordingly. I totaly believe that dogs improve our quality of life.

[@bfgivmfith]

Was not looking for a good cry but thanks.

[@ShakiraAunty]

Amazing what Mr Pilley was able to do with Chaser. What an inspirational story. Thank you for your service to Humankind Mr Pilley and Chaser❤

[@ilse-u6x]

My Rottweiler is cunning, sweet as pie, adores children,she's a Thief and she knows she is guilty when she steals! Bloodline, mamory cancer( feels like cottage cheese in MAMMORY) 30:56 in my Rottweiler, sad.Bless you Anderson Copper, bringing this to the forefront!

[@germanshepherdmom1143]

I really respect people who love animals and would not get rid of them under any circumstances. I don’t tolerate any excuses.

[@erickatesar6044]

My daughter and I used to sing snoop rap song to our dog Jasmine. She would harmonize with us. It was super primal of her, couldn't help singing with the pack of us three.❤

[@sheilaholmes996]

Chaser was a cute puppy.

[@smc130]

I always knew dogs were smarter than we gave them credit for. Human life will always be better when we live with a dog.

[@russianaloha4576]

Children of the corn wolves 😂 💞 They are beautiful! Omg the baby wolf- i want 1! Dogs are the best! 💞

[@Michelle.Leslie]

When my parents were splitting up, it was bad, horrible time the only reason I am still here is because of my dog. I dont know if she was smart but she was emotionally intelligent. She came to us as an older dog, she was my balm. She's been gone for decades but I still miss her, still love her.

[@wendyleewilliams1157]

Incredibly intelligent

[@saverns]

I lost my dog Mimi last year 😭😭 and very fortunate to still have her brother Charlie here with me today as he just passed 10yrs old mark. Only sad thing I hate about this is that he’s doesn’t get to live as long as us human. I could pray for many more years. And grateful for everyday I get to wake up to him.

[@xothenaaparraga]

i would learn to howl TONIGHT if that happened. my god i have goosebumps EVERYWHERE

[@chinookvalley]

I do dog rescue. Their sense of knowing is no less than miraculous. For the trillions of dollars spent on medical tests, we could be ALLOWING dogs to do many of those tests easier, faster, and much more accurately. "It's just a dog" could be saving billions of lives from suffering and dying. Humans have a lot to learn, starting with humility.

[@littlelilacbunny]

🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻

[@Madronaxyz]

Thank you for saving dogs!

[@cestwhat1317]

Please specify which medical tests? Dogs have been inhumanely used for many experiments. Hope you're not suggesting that form of "medical tests."

[@mamapenguin101]

This is an absolutely wonderful episode of 60 Minutes! Thank you for uploading it!

[@ECGProductions092]

Cute puppers

[@zentherapist1]

Thanks, Dr. Pilley, for teaching Chaser and us.

[@LaurieValdez-zk3dy]

I love Chaser and her good dad❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@kathleenwalker1398]

I love my Chihuahua Chloe. She has cancr & I know her time is limited so I cherish the time we have together.

[@TaharkahX]

Rest In Heaven, Tatu. Best dog ever. ❤🐕

[@bts_fan4life21]

Lost my daughter to Ewing sarcoma almost 2 yrs ago. Started out stage 4. She battled it for two years. Sarcoma is a deadly nasty cancer. I'm happy to see there may be some help available now. Rest in peace Haley. We love and miss you dearly. ❤

[@darktoadone5068]

The more I hang out with people the better I like my dog!

[@SusanSandoval-bz6gw]

I feel the same way I understand ❤

[@leannhill3741]

Fascinating! Great piece

[@ReginaK2]

I had a border collie growing up. They are amazing…

[@gwenburge5583]

All animals can learn through being consistent.

[@laraoneal7284]

Just confirmed what I’ve thought about dogs forever. They are truly a gift to us from God. ❤️❤️❤️❤️🐶🐶🐶

[@danthomas6587]

I feel sorry for anyone who has never experienced puppy kisses.

[@oh-duh]

My Australian Shepherd is watching this with me. He's very interested & paying better attention than me with ADHD 😜

[@ashleelarsen5002]

Ditto

[@cathyt144]

This is why i love dogs and get along better with them than humans. They love unconditionally,something most humans arent capable of. I have 10 i share my home with. Great presentation,even tho im not a fan of Anderson Cooper.

[@cherylcarlson3315]

Wish my neurologist watched this , didn't believe me when I started taking mestinon that dog wanted it taken more often and only calmed down when used time released form. When I have weakness I follow if dog says go to bed or take more med. He also tells me soon as something hits boil, makes me eat more than just a bit, also makes me walk when I have more strength.He protected me from aggressive human acting like he was going to break leash, protected my legs from a pitbull attack but not fighting as he was intent on getting me back in house.He is very special but came with no known history as adult from shelter.

[@auntbeth6794]

He's a very good boy ❤!

[@cherylcarlson3315]

@@auntbeth6794 indeed,alas he isn't sociable with other people.too long in COVID isolation

[@jenn9579]

Dogs are better than humans.

[@1artistvocalist]

Indeed they are!

[@Godless_Doc]

💯

[@cherimccain12]

💯 A lot of humans abuse dogs. Dogs don't abuse humans.

[@beverlyrhame3692]

I confess that there was a time when I was too stupid to understand why some people will do anything for animals especially dogs as opposed to humans. But then l am happy to say enlightenment hit me, and made me realize that most humans are indeed the worst thing that happened to not only animals but the entire world😢

[@lisameyer1373]

Ahhh I love humans and dogs, cats, horses, chickens, cows, deer trees, mice, grassy flowers, and everything else❤

[@lindspisculli8639]

Best positive 60 minutes episode. Also, Love Anderson Cooper. Wonderful humanbeing.

[@cherylmillard2067]

The Belgian Malinois and Border Collie are the top dogs for intellect.

[@donnadrane4977]

I’ve heard that boarder collies and poodles are the smartest.

[@cherylmillard2067]

​@@donnadrane4977 They're smart but if that were true, those two breeds would be working in military, protection, law enforcement and dominating dog ring sports.

[@JosephSalinas-r4r]

​@cherylmillard2067 I've had several malinois with my first one back in '95. They are very smart and loyal but lack one thing, and that is they're not very intimidating looking...is why I went back to my #1 breed, APBT American Pit Bull Terrier...they are almost as smart as a border collie. I train mine for PP and no one bothers you when you have a pit 😮😊😅

[@arianegabrielle]

Would love to see you report on this type of science and testing on meat cows and especially pigs.

[@sole_to_soul]

Unfortunately, the animal agriculture lobbies have probably blocked those studies.

[@valeriemoran842]

Very interesting. I would love to see similar studies done with horses

[@monicaperez2843]

Valerie, me, too!

[@timgordon4853]

I explained that if race won,very many great things,food barn, people riding him. Another white horse,no one could ride her,I said, I'd love to ride you,horse kneeled down,so I could mount,animals judge no one,only Love‼️‼️‼️👆👌✌️🤌💕👍 Dorothy says

[@nitar4590]

9 months later I'm seeing this episode of 60 minutes. This gives me hope that humanity is finally getting it. Dogs do not need to be harmed for research. If there is a way they give freely for the humanity that they love.

[@joemancuso7033]

Dogs will always be our best friend

[@jamesheuer5139]

A lifelong athlete, Pilley was a competitive gymnast in college, and in midlife he became an expert whitewater kayaker (several times he received one of the only 50 permits a year issued to elite kayakers by the National Parks Department for running the Grand Canyon rapids) and wind surfer. He windsurfed into his 80s

[@candlesbyalexandria]

All my dogs are intelligent.

[@wonderwoman4726]

This was an incredible story and I’m so happy to learn about the impact dogs are having on medicine ❤

[@dsiepiela6449]

I’m alive today because of dogs.

[@Mrs.TJTaylor]

I was reading along then your simple comment brought tears to my eyes. My dog didn’t save my life, but she saved my soul. I’m glad you’re still here. :)

[@dsiepiela6449]

@@Mrs.TJTaylor Thanks. In return I have fostered and trained dozens of dogs.

[@Mrs.TJTaylor]

@@dsiepiela6449 I did rescue and retraining for a good number of years. My best girl died 2 years ago and I’m no longer living in a place where I can have a dog. And I’m old. She may very well be my last. It’s terrible without her.

[@paulazemeckis7835]

Me to! Dogs are better than people.

[@sparklesandsmog]

same (hugs)

[@sheilaholmes996]

RIP Otto.

[@stephaniefain1863]

We have 5 dogs. Each of them have drastically different personalities and skills. One can detect an oncoming seizure. She is not trained, and reacts to a seizure as if it’s an enemy,( not always a good thing, but she’s very small, thank goodness), our biggest, a 70 lb black dog with huge teeth, is the gentlest and most independent. Our lab mix is so calm and quiet I go looking for her several times a day, she’s getting old, a bit senile, and will fall asleep sunning. This summer has been too hot for that, and I can’t let her sleep in the sun. Anyway, they are all smart, and very different from each other.

[@Hollylivengood]

I don't know, I've got a Jack Russel/Whippet mix who memorizes all kinds of things. Just by way of fun, we do a lot of agility training, and hiding games, so he knows the command "find it!" Sometimes, when friends have a dog who's run off, I tell him "find it! Blue!" or whatever the dog's name is, and he'll make a little search grid until he finds their scent, and then takes off running. He's found dogs in very thick woods, and even a neighbor's indoor cat who got out and was lost. He brings them back any way he can get them to come back, like some dogs he's run triumphantly out of the woods with by pushing them along. The cat hated him, so he just irritated it until it chased him, and he ran toward the owner with the cat behind him. I'm not a huge dog trainer, so I think they know quite a bit, just most people don't think about it.

[@tommyetaylor]

That’s beautiful

[@JojobaNutOil]

rip to both prof john and chaser... john pilley died before chaser, imagine the heartbrokenness he must have felt to see his father go.

[@kayroberts1576]

Dogs are the best!

[@kiwiriffraff]

Thank you. Great documentary.

[@Slowmo896]

That wolf could of really bit him if it wanted to , it was just being polite 😂

[@viktoriiakotsiuba7063]

❤❤incredible story

[@frusia123]

Survival of the friendliest ❤

[@riobrasilsambashowssambist1453]

I.feel so sad that Otto's dad put him down. Poor.doggie

[@diane8937]

Watching him suffer is better?

[@Lowctrygrl]

All animals are therapeutic 😊❤

[@yvettehandley3611]

❤❤congratulations. Thank you for sharing, she's adorable

[@dottiscamprunamuck2830]

Dogs learn behavior and tactics from each other and they pass it on.

[@elisabethpine3420]

My dogs have always understood hand commands including pointing and following my eyes.

[@shirleyandrews1152]

I love dogs but can’t have one where I live but, I found my cat learned very quickly about pointing & other things. I think a lot depends on how much time u spend with the animal.

[@SimonFranck100]

Can we just let our best friends be themselves, instead of heaping our problems on them? We know that dogs take our stresses on to themselves

[@johnedwards2051]

Thank you for this

[@rbf-9326]

I hope they live a very good life with longevity

[@yunawong8119]

My golden retriever understands when different members of the family use different words for the same thing. She also understands deception. My aunt’s cocker spaniel used to sneak candies out of her purse and then put the empty wrappers back.

[@debraway4263]

Since I've been scared to death if my dog dies before me--he's almost 14 and I'm 60--I now want to find out more about this. So when he does die -- and he's taken by cancer -- I will feel like he's going on to give to the world. It would help my heart from breaking AS bad. I HOPE. I'm still trying to figure out how to go on without him.

[@redwoods7370]

My precious cat died after 21 years together. I got her as a tiny kitten. Her clear message that came to me after I asked the universe how I could go forward after she was gone was clear as a bell: “We will go forward together.” My grief subsided considerably and it gave me a deep strength. She’s still with me but in a new way. And we are indeed going forward together every day.

[@michellebilodeau3882]

Evolution? Bah.... Thank God for dogs for they surely have a spark of the divine.❤

[@Sicel1304]

Yep, evolution.

[@renatojrodriguez7469]

I rather and enjoy more the company of animals than of most humans

[@FigaroHey]

Did your dog type this comment?

[@laniesider2586]

Dogs are the best ♥️🐶

[@vickikohler5067]

Absolutely Amazing 👏

[@lizoconnor2752]

Most mothers already know....ya get what ya give. Children and our pets require investment in time motivated by loving care

[@toniwalser3989]

The intelligence of dogs is no surprise to me. I'm actually surprised by the human surprise of dogs and other animals intelligence. No one should really be surprised by this based on their own experiences with their own animals. I.would also like these individuals to test and investigate cats as I think they are obviously good hunters and quite intelligent.

[@emilie658]

It´s all about hypocracy of the human race. We are simply deluded. Thatá shame but a fact.

[@michellecortez7837]

💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗DOGS are really mans bestfriend and angels gift from GOD❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@johnmurray6636]

I would not exist without dogs

[@babsywoman4212]

I used to have a white shepard that knew loads of words. Also the words to different toys. But what about Bunny? The soeaking dog? This could easily be the smartest dog in the world. He communicates with pressing buttons.

[@marleneserrano7667]

Our 4yo Luna can understand mostly what say. If we ask her to do something she will do it right away. We believe dogs are smart like a human.