Which is more loyal and reliable, dog or human?

As long as the dog has an owner. Then while the man is still his master, he is the most faithful servant. I will not betray you because of money, power, fame, and feelings.

But man can never do it. Even if it's not easy to say, you can't do it in your heart. There's nothing wrong with having a dog, but you have to be good to him.

Treat it like a relative, intimacy, then he will be sad. An empathetic dog will slowly understand your heart. Like a bosom friend.

It doesn't say anything, but it's the only one who understands you best.

Of course, it's a dog, and no matter what you do to it (provided you don't starve it to death), he's loyal to you.

Yourself is most loyal, the dog just pleases you, and you are happy.

There is no such thing as an absolutely loyal dog, and when it encounters something that is better for it, or makes it feel a heartfelt fear, that betrayal may be a good choice ......Not to mention people, ...... in the face of absolute interestsBut it's really good to have a dog, it's good to it, it's still loyal. Raising people is different.

All dogs are loyal to their owners until the death, even when the owner gives the wrong orders, and have a great deal of devotion (it is recommended that LZ take a look at Jack London's "Call of the Wild", "White Fangs", "Round Face Man", and take a look at the trained police dog military dog demining dog).

However, not all people are loyal to the people they serve (those in the class room are typical) ......

The result of a long period of domestication by humans.

Studies have shown that dogs are even more capable of understanding human intentions than chimpanzees, not only that, but dogs are also the most loyal of all domesticated animals - police dogs, military dogs, guide dogs, guard dogs, companion dogs, and play dogs, their magical talents, and selfless love for humans, even in today's advanced technology, are still irreplaceable friends of humans.

These are the results of long-term domestication by humans, and some scientists believe that dogs were domesticated from gray wolves by early humans, and the domestication time was 40,000 years ago, and it has developed to this day. It is known as "man's most loyal friend" and is the pet with the highest breeding rate.

The ancestors of dogs and humans were relatively close, and it is said that primitive people could not eat them when they threw them out in order to defend themselves against the attacks of wild beasts.

Things, such as bones, etc., are just touched by wolves, waiting for humans to throw things every day, so that wolves have a kind of herd meaning to people, and regard humans as their leaders or mothers, and over time wolves are domesticated by people.

So, dogs to humans should be likened to dogs to their leaders!

Any animal has feelings, you have been with it for a long time or you have established a good relationship with it, it is good to you, dogs are good to their owners, because the feelings and intimacy between the owner and it are the most advanced, people are good to dogs, dogs are good to people, people belong to humans, different dogs are loyal to different people, all in all, dogs are finally humans.

The so-called loyalty or not is only a quality that humans impose on dogs. Dogs don't understand what loyalty means and what life and death depend on, these are the self-righteous feelings of human beings, and Paplov has long proved this.

Because you are his whole world.

Hating this kind of thing is peculiar to human beings.

Studies have shown that dogs are even more capable of understanding human intentions than chimpanzees.

Not only that, dogs are also the most loyal of all domesticated animals - police dogs, military dogs, guide dogs, guard dogs, companion dogs, and playdog dogs, their magical talents, and selfless love for human beings, even in today's advanced science and technology, are still irreplaceable right-hand men of human beings.

These are the result of a long period of domestication by humans. You probably don't know yet, do you? Don't look at the domestication of pigs, cows, horses, chickens and many other animals, but the first wild animal to be domesticated was the wolf, when the wolf met the talent and had a dog, the wolf is the ancestor of the dog!

However, whether dogs originated from a type of wolf or a variety of wolves, whether they were domesticated in one region and spread to other parts of the world, or whether they were successfully domesticated in different places, even Darwin, the founder of the theory of evolution, said that he really could not see through.

In recent years, with the development of molecular biology, things have begun to take a turn. Scientists analyzed the mitochondrial DNA of dogs, wolves, jackals, etc., and found that dogs and gray wolves are most closely related, indicating that dogs are most likely domesticated by gray wolves!

As for the place of origin, there is always a debate.

In 2002, the world's top academic journal "Science" reported that Chinese and Swedish scientists compared the DNA of dogs around the world and said that dogs in East Asia are the most genetically diverse, and dogs are most closely related to China's gray wolves, so modern dogs are likely to have originated in China about 10,000 years ago.

This idea immediately detonated the powder keg of the debate, and other scientists began to adduce all sorts of counter-arguments.

In 2010, the prestigious online edition of Nature published another genetic analysis, arguing that dogs are most closely related to gray wolves in the Middle East, and pinpointed the origin of dogs in the Middle East between 10,000 and 10,000 years ago.

However, the study also acknowledges that a small number of Oriental dogs are genetically related to Chinese gray wolves. It seems that the battle over the origin of dogs will continue for some time.

No matter how you argue, it is an indisputable fact that dogs and humans have been together for more than 10,000 years. Over the years, more than 100 million dogs have served humans, creating a deep bond between the two parties.

Although dogs occasionally infect some canine diseases and cause some harm to people, they have become indisputably man's closest animal friends.