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Dog caninecausecommonlyexclusivehandloversmaximummoreownerpassagepoochesreactionreactionsreallyresearchstrangestudytailtwice have known since time began that pets get jealous, but now a new caninecausecommonlyexclusivehandloversmaximummoreownerpassagepoochesreactionreactionsreallyresearchstrangestudytailtwice has shown that it is true. A professor from the University of California conducted caninecausecommonlyexclusivehandloversmaximummoreownerpassagepoochesreactionreactionsreallyresearchstrangestudytailtwice into what makes dogs jealous. Dr Christine Harris first decided to investigate caninecausecommonlyexclusivehandloversmaximummoreownerpassagepoochesreactionreactionsreallyresearchstrangestudytailtwice jealousy after she noticed caninecausecommonlyexclusivehandloversmaximummoreownerpassagepoochesreactionreactionsreallyresearchstrangestudytailtwice behaviour among her parents' three border collies. She noticed that when she stroked two of the caninecausecommonlyexclusivehandloversmaximummoreownerpassagepoochesreactionreactionsreallyresearchstrangestudytailtwice at the same time, they became aggressive towards each other. Both dogs tried to knock her caninecausecommonlyexclusivehandloversmaximummoreownerpassagepoochesreactionreactionsreallyresearchstrangestudytailtwice away from the other so they could receive caninecausecommonlyexclusivehandloversmaximummoreownerpassagepoochesreactionreactionsreallyresearchstrangestudytailtwice attention. She said: "To me, that caninecausecommonlyexclusivehandloversmaximummoreownerpassagepoochesreactionreactionsreallyresearchstrangestudytailtwice fit with the core motivation of jealousy….I was petting them with both my hands, not just one. They wanted caninecausecommonlyexclusivehandloversmaximummoreownerpassagepoochesreactionreactionsreallyresearchstrangestudytailtwice attention. That got me to thinking about jealousy in dogs."

Professor Harris adapted a jealousy test caninecausecommonlyexclusivehandloversmaximummoreownerpassagepoochesreactionreactionsreallyresearchstrangestudytailtwice used on young children. Her research team conducted tests on 36 different dogs in their homes and videoed their caninecausecommonlyexclusivehandloversmaximummoreownerpassagepoochesreactionreactionsreallyresearchstrangestudytailtwice. The dogs' owner had to read a short caninecausecommonlyexclusivehandloversmaximummoreownerpassagepoochesreactionreactionsreallyresearchstrangestudytailtwice from a book while petting a toy dog that wagged its caninecausecommonlyexclusivehandloversmaximummoreownerpassagepoochesreactionreactionsreallyresearchstrangestudytailtwice and a Halloween lantern. Harris wanted to see how the dogs reacted to their caninecausecommonlyexclusivehandloversmaximummoreownerpassagepoochesreactionreactionsreallyresearchstrangestudytailtwice petting the toy dog, as well as looking at if they had any caninecausecommonlyexclusivehandloversmaximummoreownerpassagepoochesreactionreactionsreallyresearchstrangestudytailtwice to the petting of the lantern. She noticed that the dogs were caninecausecommonlyexclusivehandloversmaximummoreownerpassagepoochesreactionreactionsreallyresearchstrangestudytailtwice as likely to be jealous of the toy dog. A third of the dogs tried to muscle in between the toy and its caninecausecommonlyexclusivehandloversmaximummoreownerpassagepoochesreactionreactionsreallyresearchstrangestudytailtwice. Professor Harris thinks it is important to understand jealousy caninecausecommonlyexclusivehandloversmaximummoreownerpassagepoochesreactionreactionsreallyresearchstrangestudytailtwice. She said: "Jealousy is the third-leading caninecausecommonlyexclusivehandloversmaximummoreownerpassagepoochesreactionreactionsreallyresearchstrangestudytailtwice of non-accidental homicide across cultures."