Anonymous
Post 06/04/2013 06:51     Subject: Can dogs feel "love"?
Dogs are living, breathing embodiments of unconditional love. Check out the book What's A Dog For?
Anonymous
Post 06/04/2013 06:38     Subject: Can dogs feel "love"?
Actually I don't think dogs will generally eat their owners. ... cats will. But I think I've read reports of dogs starving to death next to dead owners
Anonymous
Post 06/04/2013 06:15     Subject: Can dogs feel "love"?
I can answer this question with one word: bacon.
Anonymous
Post 06/04/2013 06:11     Subject: Can dogs feel "love"?
Anonymous wrote:Of course! They are basically toddlers. The most uncomplicated, dependent kind of love there is. Love me, love me, love me. And I love you too.


Our dog loves us dearly, and we love her too. She is an incredibly giving, caring creature.
Anonymous
Post 06/04/2013 06:07     Subject: Can dogs feel "love"?
And you would eat them, 5:12.
Anonymous
Post 06/04/2013 05:12     Subject: Can dogs feel "love"?
Yes, they love you but they are animals and if they were starving they would eat you.
Anonymous
Post 06/04/2013 04:56     Subject: Can dogs feel "love"?
Of course! They are basically toddlers. The most uncomplicated, dependent kind of love there is. Love me, love me, love me. And I love you too.
Anonymous
Post 06/04/2013 01:04     Subject: Re:Can dogs feel "love"?
My dog loves me but that's because I feed her, walk her and pet her. I'm sure she'd love anyone who did those 3 things.
Anonymous
Post 06/04/2013 00:00     Subject: Can dogs feel "love"?
I think the animal version of "love" is different than what we may think it is... the dog may just think of us as a member of his pack, it may be just an instinct and in his mind, it's not really "love." But if you think of love as someone being endlessly loyal to you, wanting to be close to you as often as possible, wanting to protect you from harm, etc., that's not too far off from true love! Imagine if spouses could maintain that behavior as well as your dog does! Really, love is in actions, I guess!
Anonymous
Post 06/03/2013 23:51     Subject: Can dogs feel "love"?
Yes. That's what's wonderful about them. You have this wholesome, uncomplicated, loving relationship uncomplicated by human drama.
Anonymous
Post 06/03/2013 23:19     Subject: Can dogs feel "love"?
Anonymous wrote:All they do is love....can't you see that? My dog actually sighs when I hug him...all they want is your love and acceptance and...a snack too! God spelled backwards.


This is a good answer. Of course, our dogs are capable of love.
Anonymous
Post 06/03/2013 23:17     Subject: Can dogs feel "love"?
Absolutely. My dog sometimes hugs me back when I'm hugging her. She gazes into my eyes adoringly. She absolutely loves.
Anonymous
Post 06/03/2013 23:16     Subject: Re:Can dogs feel "love"?
Yes. They are thinking, feeling creatures bread to be companions to humans.
Anonymous
Post 06/03/2013 23:13     Subject: Can dogs feel "love"?
All they do is love....can't you see that? My dog actually sighs when I hug him...all they want is your love and acceptance and...a snack too! God spelled backwards.
Anonymous
Post 06/03/2013 23:09     Subject: Can dogs feel "love"?
I always wonder this. I tell the dog, "Love you darlin'" and people always say that their dogs love them but are dogs capable of love?