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In reply to the discussion: Champ has crossed the rainbow bridge... [View all]Duppers
(28,120 posts)58. "No greater bond"
Close to true here. I'm married and have an adult offspring but my dogs have shown me more unbounded, unconditional love. I truly love & adore intelligent dogs!
It's "an interspecies bond like no other" to quote an article on human-dog relationships.
The same article quoted a study done on human brains using MRI scans which showed the same areas of the brain lit up when humans thought about their dogs as when they thought about other family members. They did not find the same true for cats.
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https://theconversation.com/why-losing-a-dog-can-be-harder-than-losing-a-relative-or-friend-68207
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I think he/she is asking why it matters that some believe in the "Rainbow Bridge" story.
GoCubsGo
Jun 2021
#30
Lady. Of the Beasts, please take beloved Champ gently home in Your loving arms, and
niyad
Jun 2021
#17
I watch John Edward. On his old show, Crossing Over, he described pets that were with the dearly
Karadeniz
Jun 2021
#70
Why in the world do you feel the need to be disrespectful in a condolence thread?
Treefrog
Jun 2021
#89