Do You Think It Is Possible For An Animal (Pet) To Actually Feel Love??

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Elephants feel love. Cows feel joy. I am saw some "dancing" after they were done milking and were let out in the pasture to graze. Pigs feel terror when they are to be killed. Only the bible lets people believe that animals don't feel emotions like humans.

That's not true, please....

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:No. They will "love" anyone who feeds them and pets them.

They are an evolutionary wonder.

I'm sorry you think this way. You have no idea what you're missing out on.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:No. They will "love" anyone who feeds them and pets them.

They are an evolutionary wonder.

And so will babies. Does that make them mindless?

[Anonymous]

Our golden retriever goes into mourning whenever we go out of town and leave her behind. She gets really sad, won't eat or drink if we board her so we have to leave her with a sitter who will give her lots of TLC. Usually we just take her with us because she is such a good, sweet girl and we love her so much. The minute we come home and walk into the house she is just overjoyed and practically cries with happiness. She absolutely loves her family, there is no doubt about that.

[Anonymous]

Parrots bond with each other, some species for life.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:No. They will "love" anyone who feeds them and pets them.

They are an evolutionary wonder.

And so will babies. Does that make them mindless?

This response is so incredibly stupid, I can't even believe i hit the reply button.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Our golden retriever goes into mourning whenever we go out of town and leave her behind. She gets really sad, won't eat or drink if we board her so we have to leave her with a sitter who will give her lots of TLC. Usually we just take her with us because she is such a good, sweet girl and we love her so much. The minute we come home and walk into the house she is just overjoyed and practically cries with happiness. She absolutely loves her family, there is no doubt about that.

That's anxiety. Very common.

Your dog would happily move into a new home if they showed her the same attention. Do you think rescue dogs are somehow different? We adopted a friends beloved dog because they lost a job and had no option, but to move to a no pets apartment. This 5yr old dog was a bit scared for 24hrs, but after that was acting like he lived with us forever and "loved" us too.

[Anonymous]

All we are doing on this thread is purely speculating.

The only ones who know the TRUE answer are the ones who aren't telling.

And that's the way they like it.