Dog-Hating Father Secretly Surrenders Dog His Kid Loves To No-Kill Shelter, Asks Online Community If It Makes Him Bad
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People also started describing their dogs' scents.
There's nothing weird about loving the smell of dogs! In fact, many people find it quite pleasant.
And who can blame them? Dogs are known for being loyal and friendly companions, so it's only natural that we would want to be around them as much as possible.
Plus, there's something to be said about the way a dog smells. They often have a musky, earthy scent that can be quite intoxicating.
Did you know that science can back up this phenomenon? When you smell a clean and healthy dog, the scent becomes familiar and turns into a sense of comfort.
And let's be honest, there's nothing better than cuddling up with a furry friend who smells just like nature. So if you love the smell of dogs, don't be afraid to let people know.
Because you're not alone and it's a perfectly normal thing to enjoy! Just take a look at this user who asked on the Dogs subreddit.
Look at how obsessed he is with his dog's smell. At first, he thought he was weird.
But as the responses increased, the Reddit post quickly turned into a dog smell appreciation thread.
So if you're wondering what makes a dog smell so addictive, find out from the answers of different dog owners below.
He came to the community, wondering if it's weird to love the smell of his dog. Well, he isn't alone.
This Redditors parents need to hear what science says about loving dog smells.
So why do we like the smell of some animals and not others? The answer has to do with something called “olfactory imprinting.”Olfactory imprinting is a process that happens during our earliest stages of development, and it determines which smells we find appealing as adults.
Once an odor is associated with positive experiences early in life, we tend to like that smell for the rest of our lives.