Several dog owners claim that their dogs adore them. Do you think this is the right feeling? or maybe they are just manipulating you for their food? look at the scientific evidence compiled here.

Individuals and pups have deep antiquity mutually. Specialists frequently admit that by about 10,000 years ago people had trained doggy companions, and various other research indicates that these species have been genetically changing to one another since then.

Adaptations that happened in the past have helped canines and humans get along.

Chemical indication of love

• The primary part of the logical proof is the 'oxytocin-gaze positive loop'.
• A hormone that operates as a neurotransmitter in the head is Oxytocin.
• Explosions of this "molecule d'amour" are displayed when people embrace admired ones or stare into their eyes, and it also seems to further promote bonding in people.

But dogs may have captured this great chemical bonding pathway. A study in Japan found out that pooches and humans continued engaging in cross-species gaze-mediated bonding using the same system. When these gaze into each other's eyes, they register a bunch of the so-called "love drug" oxytocin.

• A dog's gaze is said to be extra powerful.
• Keeper sniffing brain scan evidence
• The next piece of testimony comes from some neuroscientists, who scans dog heads.

It is explained in a small study, that the dog mind lights up creatively when a dog sniffs the master. It also matters how you treat your dog being an owner, the love varies with this relationship.

It was noticed by the scientists that when the dogs sniff their owner's scent, the caudate nucleus lit up. Whereas, when the dogs sniff other random humans or dogs, the outcome wasn't as powerful. But it's not completely clear if the dog's brain just connects its owner during mealtime.

Another study in Hungary found out that humans and dog brains appear to concoct emotionally-laden sounds in related ways too.

Although all this isn't individually convincing, it does resemble there may be some bizarre process in dog brains.

So, here we have a draw.

• Behavioral confirmation of an affectionate attachment
• Are there any signs of love in the enthusiasm, devoted by their behavior?
• Dog owners frequently state that their dogs show kindness, and unlike other non-primates, fanatics seek eye contact with humans.
• Also, just like kids, dogs will oftentimes run to their masters when they're alarmed — all the other animals rarely do this.
• On the peak of those behavioral signs, a study here found that dogs can understand human sentiments on our faces.

The researchers placed pictures of bright and sad individual faces in front of each approved dog and also presented a laughing or annoyed human sound in an unknown or strange language.

The dogs stared at the face that suited the nature of the voice more frequently. Even if it is not loving, it seems there is an emotional connection between the two kinds.

Let's give this one to the pups, we have enough proof.

But is that proof enough?

I don't think so!

Though some researchers claim that this is ample proof that pooches love us, we would not know positively unless dogs could report knowing the love. Because they might not assume love the way we as humans do. In a nutshell, we need our dogs to talk, to tell us, but they don't talk. Yet!