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Yes, they are convinced they can speak 😂

@@cesarvidelac correction; they _can_ speak… we’re just too dumb to know what insults they’re hurling at us.

Yesssss!!! As a husky owner, this comment is 100000% true

If all dogs go to heaven, huskies go to Valhalla

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Lies again? Zouk Out Doggy Style

Same

Babies used to be furry and cute until humans lost hair

Same..

@@NIKEISNICKY12345 Wow, what an interesting observation! I wonder what a furry human baby would look like; I will try one of these generative AIs.

Then you're probably a dog 😂

same, had to stop watching the video because I can’t stand looking at human babies. also, wild animal cubs are cute, so this doesn’t make sense

My oxytocin level crashed at that point

​@@nikk6435a lot of wild animal babies need to be cute for the same reasons our babies do. Cuteness builds an incentive for the parent(s) to invest time and energy into taking care of their young. Cuteness is, of course, subjective, but it works more often than not.

What da fuck is this aversion to yourself 😂😂😂

​@@wraspitaeverybody is different. Don't judge.

Dogs did not break a sweat; easy win. Opponent was out of league.

Also dogs dtay cute forever babies start losing it after like 4 years

Any animal is cuter than a baby

My cattle dog smiles. It's a goofy half smile. She's done it since she was a like a couple weeks old.

I agree totally. I don't find flat faced dogs appealing. Also don't like how people have bred them despite having breathing problems.

​@@kevinbunn7915Same here.

@@Fomites they look wrong to me, like they shouldn't exist. it's just sad that they were bred for these traits.

I love all dogs and I genuinely think all of them are cute.. but I'm not fond of the breeding of flat-nosed breeds.. but they're still cute

Service dogs do kind of have their own legal category

They are man’s best friend, truly.

I have a half Alaskan malamute half German shepherd, and he's exactly like this. We got him when he was 3, and I don't think the original owners ever left him alone as a puppy, he just always had someone around the house. Well come to find out when I left him alone at home for the first time, he did not like that at all. Destroyed my front door trying to look for me lol. Now if I have work or something I just take him over to the nice old lady that lives across the street from me and he hangs out with her, thank god cause doggy daycare gets expensive! I mostly just bring him with me on errands now, literally like a child. I'd say it's worth it, he's a very loyal dog.

@@tylerharry6319 the dog in my profile picture, an alaskan klee kai, tried to chew through two different doors as well to get to where I was…I totally understand what you’re talking about…it’s a blessing and a curse. He has since passed and since then i’m focusing on huskies, I don’t get the “they are like cats” sentiment. Nico, the klee kai was more like a cat in that he didn’t indiscriminately love everyone but he also was VERY loyal to the people he decided were his friend and hated being alone.

Occasionally rent one ‘em long enough to remember “oh yeah I can’t stand these things, and thank God for vasectomies and birth control!”

I wouldn’t even want one for a second

Human Babies look terrible and they just don't smell nice...

Yeah, fast forwarded past the human baby part, lol

Interesting, because babys will grow out of this phase after 2 years. They learn more and will become more independent. But dogs will smell, make noises and be 100% dependent for their whole life time, which is 12-15 years😂💀

I've seen a lot of cats that look angry, evil or just extremely bored

I have a basenji and it's exactly the same way with his ears as well. He is very expressive but you have to learn the subtle differences between ear movements.

The cat kept knocking the camera off the kitchen counter. 😀

@@Kim_Miller Lol!

i was just going to say, i don’t think human babies or kids are cute and from a biological perspective, i think that’s really strange.

​@@jessicakoch2331some babies are cute. I don't understand how that's strange.

Yep, not everyone thinks Winsten Churchill looks and drools to be cute! LOL

@@jessicakoch2331 just because you don’t agree doesn’t mean it isn’t the general consensus. You think you’re the only person in the world?

@@markalterado88seems to be far more consensus than a lot would let on, to be fair. Just read through the comments on this video. Babies suck. I’m more blunt than the op. Babies aren’t cute. Puppies, kittens, cubs, etc.? Universally adorable.

I definitely click with cats more. I don't understand why people act like cats are impossible to read or they are unpredictable. They really aren't

Like African wild dogs? Dogs simply didn’t evolve from them, dogs evolved from wolves directly. In other words, wild dogs come from a different line of k9s than wolves and are pretty much unrelated to domestic dogs. It’s like how humans and chimpanzees are related by a common ancestor, but we aren’t the same thing today.

Not entirely impossible but rather unlikely. Oxytocin is more important than it might sound on the surface. Your hypothalamus produces Oxytocin when you exchange love, warmth and cuddles with someone you like. It makes you feel happy, comforted and warm inside. If you are freshly in love it also makes you have this tingly feeling. Oxytocin will also be produced when you take care of babies, children or pets that have baby-like features in one way or another. It's important for any mammal to have this happen so they won't abandon the baby and take care of it. Now we know that everyone, except some really rare exceptions produce Oxytocin and we also know that it's super important for reproduction and childcare. So why is it that some people can't stand babies, children or adorable animals anyway ? Chances are high that it has something to do with our Dopamin production. Dopamin is also a hormon that makes you feel happy but this time more on a side ofnbeing rewarded to something. It makes you strife or grave for different things and actions. If you take care of a baby your brain normaly produces Oxytocin as well as Dopamin as in making you feel happy and attached to the baby and in making you feel rewarded because taking care of the baby makes you feel happy. However there are people that do produce the Oxytocin but lack the Dopamin and there are different reasons for that to happen. Of course, there are illnesses that reduce the Dopamin production. Parkinson is a good example for that. But those people experience a lack of joy and rewardlessness in every aspect in their life, not just around babies. Another reason for the lack of Dopamin production around babies and with human interactions at all are autistic people. Their brain just doesn't react strongly to human emotions and interactions, including the presence of babies or more even more with babies as they are more like objects to them. However the Dopamin will be produced normally with other things like fullfilling their special interests or interacting with pets. Last but not least and the most common reason as to why some people won't produce Dopamin when interacting with babies is they simply have formed a negative connection in one way or another. Instead of feeling drawn to them their body reacts with stress and, or disgust, maybe even fear. Their glandula renalis starts producing cortisol and adrenalin instead. Depending on how strong the negazive reaction is it can vary from thinking they are cute as long... to running away from every baby there is. The more aspects someone dislikes on a baby the more likely it is they start disliking even more because they aren't affected by the Oxytocin-Dopamin chain or the being blinded by love.❤ Sorry for the long explaination. I studdied that stuff a little but since I am not a native English speaker I don't know if I made it easy enough to understand. Also please excuse me for any grammar and spelling mistakes I might have made.😢 Not so funny Funfact: I myself dislike babies as well even though I really love pets and adorable things. There are just to many factors that make me feel repulsed by little humans until they reach a certain age. They are loud, they smell, they need nonstop attention, they way we have to give birth to them is scary, they are expensive and I don't know what to do with them. Give me a five year old child... they are still loud and all but at least I know what I can do with them. Worst thing is somehow babies and toddlers seem to really like me and I don't know why. In that way I feel like those people who don't like cats but the cats love them 😅

@@kiaras.6493 Thank you for the detailed explanation, I appreciate it ! I've been diagnosed with both autism and a dopamin deficiency (I don't remember the specific name), so it all makes sense.

@@SeidenKaczka There you have it. There are other hormons that make you feel rewarded such as Serotonin but Dopamin is probably the one with the most impact. Combine it with the weak to non existent activation of the brains rewarding centrum an autist has when seeing or interacting with fellow humans and well, you know the rest better than most people could ever understand. Just know that you feeling repulsed by babies (and probably more) is not your fault and it's totally okay to be and feel that way - even if people around you tell you otherwise.

I don't find babies cute but I don't love them or hate them

nope, our brain produce oxytocin, a lot of it in some situations, just not with babies. babies are rather gross and annoying, not cute at all. the feeling of protection towards babies is still there, because they need help, is just that the desire of interacting in a cute way with them just isn't there.

Shih tzu. And I've also heard that. I don't know if it's true though. Maybe one of the breeds who are genetically closest to wolves.

Lol 😅. Sad but probably true.

Keep your baby to yourself, however you can show me your puppy.