A study published by science journal PNAS News makes the case that domesticated dogs have developed facial muscles over time to better communicate with humans and it makes perfect sense to us: dogs have a muscle that lets them make a face to melt a human's heart.
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By Holysingsbad
Holysingsbad says: "My lil pug Nessie is always naughty. She jumps in with the warm washing and with those eyes we melt and let her stay!"
Nessie is melting my heart in her picture, I can only imagine the effect in real life!
-Sally Squeeps
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By Sniffles of Lichtenstein
Sniffles of Lichtenstein says: "You won't even mind when they devour your soul."
Devour my what? All I can think about is snuggling these squee lil pup pups...
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By Unknown
liraelle says: "I, for the life of me, will never be able to refuse those eyes! "
Don't feel too bad about your inability to refuse the eyes, liraelle; puppy eye resistance is a feat of superhuman will!
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Via LLBwwb
If the apple isn't sufficient fuel to keep the vet off this puppy's back, I'm pretty sure his puppy eyes will work in a pinch.
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