By Robyn Ortiz

Have you ever looked at your dog and wondered “What are they feeling?” Do our beloved pups love us the way we love them?

It appears the answer is yes! While on a biological level humans and dogs are very different, there are some similarities. Our brain structures both share regulation of neurotransmitters, which transmit signals between nerve cells within the brain. This function controls…(please see below to view full stories and photographs)

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Above: Harman Singh with “Ador”, a 3.5 year old samoyed
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“Puppy Love” will be a new regular column where community members are invited to share stories about their pets, information about animals in general, and/or positive interactions with animals in the mountains. All submissions should include a minimum of one picture of a local animal. Include your full name, your village and phone number with your letter of 50-250 words to News@MountainEnterprise.com

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This is part of the August 30, 2024 online edition of The Mountain Enterprise.

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