Smol Pupper Shows Her Appreciation Through Her Heart-Melting Smile After Rescuers Saved Her From The Streets

When you look at her smile, you'll see that it's definitely from the heart.

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• Published in Animal Stories
• September 27, 2022

Do dogs smile? According to experts, when humans smile at dogs, they respond in kind.

Dogs appear to smile more when they are chilling, playing, happy, or acknowledging someone they know. Unlike us, humans, they don't smile (or laugh) at our jokes.

But you might see them smile because you're doing the same thing. Typically, when dogs display a friendly smile, it is called the submissive grin.

You'll notice this with other gestures, which include exposing their teeth and being relaxed. Remember that dogs showing their teeth doesn't always mean that they're displaying their aggression.

A doggo's smile, according to most animal behaviorists, is an adaptive facial expression and behavior with different uses and advantages. They use it as a social skill and a way to express their emotions.

Moreover, they quickly understand that smiling brings positive reactions from humans. They will continue this behavior to get positive reinforcement.

Today, we're looking at the story of an appreciative doggo. She was granted a second chance at a life full of love after she was rescued.

What's her reaction toward the humans who helped the little pup? As you expected, she was all smiles with her tail wagging uncontrollably.

And that heartwarming and cute smile will surely melt your heart.

The video that went viral features a puppy named Layla who's so happy after getting saved. The poor doggo was seen wandering along Beaumont streets in Texas.

She scavenged for food. Fortunately, some good Samaritans helped her by taking the pupper to Beaumont Animal Care.

Rachel Barron, a rescue center volunteer, decided to pay Layla a visit shortly after she arrived.

When Rachel entered the dog's kennel with her camera, the adorable puppy had the cutest reaction. The woman began conversing with the friendly pupper in a baby-like voice.

The little dog found the situation so amusing that she immediately began to smile.

Layla was overjoyed to discover that humans can be this compassionate.

It was probably the first time in her life that a human being showed her kindness. So she returned the favor with a huge smile!

Rachel was able to take a video of the heartwarming event and shared it online, hoping that Layla's heartfelt smile will eventually help her find a forever home.

The video was captioned with a message saying that this cutie needs a forever home.

If this doesn’t brighten up your Monday blues, idk what will. This little girl is so happy. But what would make her smile even bigger?

With a dog that adorable, it wasn't hard to find her a forever home.

Watch Layla's smile of appreciation below. Isn't she cute?

As seen from the clip of the adorable pupper, it's not only scientists who can prove that dogs know how to smile and appreciate

It happens in rescue shelters. We see it in videos shared by people online.

It's fascinating that dogs have adorable ways of communicating with us, humans. They have tons of nonverbal behaviors and signals that communicate their positive emotions.

Remember that canines are sensitive to the way we treat them and show emotions. By understanding how they communicate, you can determine how your pet is feeling and what they need at the moment.

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