Dog Gets Smitten By The Neighbour's Pup, And Even Goes On Dates With Him
Phoenix has a crush, and she is not being subtle about it. The backyard fence, a tiny peek-through hole, and a fluffy white neighbor dog named Bentley have turned this ordinary pet story into a full-on canine romance.
Her owner caught the moment on TikTok, and the video shows just how eager Phoenix is to keep tabs on the dog next door. What started as a glance through the fence has apparently turned into playdates, dates, and a very obvious favorite.
Now the neighbors are in on the joke, and Phoenix and Bentley are getting plenty of time together. Read on.
As you can see, Phoenix is crushing on Bentley.
It's the neighbor's fluffy white pup. They even have playdates too!
It seems that Phoenix is on an oxytocin rush whenever she sees her crush. This chemical is vital to the formation of bonds for dogs.
Although they don't have the imagination to fantasize like we do, they have the ability to form lasting bonds with their fellow dogs and other animals.
As you can see, Phoenix likes peering through the small hole. This is already an indication that she's in love.
Phoenix’s oxytocin crush on Bentley also echoes how scientists say modern human influence is reshaping dog evolution.
Luckily, the owners of Phoenix and Bentley became aware of their infatuation for each other.
For the owners, they're making sure that the love between them won't be expressed from afar. The two dogs are playing together now.
Dogs don't really have a form of romantic love like we do; still, they can have their preferences.
The relationship between Phoenix and Bentley is a great example. Furthermore, a dog's love isn't limited to us or their own kind.
They can also feel love for other animals and can even bond with their stereotypical enemies: cats.
Dogs may not express their love through words, but they have multiple ways to communicate their desires, emotions, and passion.
Among the obvious signs that they're in love is when they wag their tails. When they're near the dogs they like, they may feel the need to nuzzle them.
You may see dog besties spend time engaged with each other while they go on walks, sleep, eat, and play together. When they're excited to see another dog, you'll see them jumping around.
Do you see how happy Phoenix, Bentley, and another dog are when they run together? It's a sign that they're enjoying each other's company.
Want more nose-to-nose bonding like Phoenix and Bentley’s dates, see how shelter dogs comfort each other. Two shelter dogs find comfort touching noses.
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