Russian scientist Ivan Pavlov tried to induce salivation in dogs by feeding them with a bell. The dogs’ salivation was induced by the bell.
This is referred to as the “pavlovian reaction,” and it is essentially what every dog owner goes through when they try to unwind with a snack while watching TV. You can see the Pavlovian response in action in the video.
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HaHa! @Daisythegoldiee does not like the fact that her owners hear her open a bag with chips. Admire her side-eye. She seems to be saying, “Hello, I’m judging you for not inviting me to join you for this snack.”
They miss nothing no matter how subtle, my dog can be sunbathing on the patio and I open a snack and she’s next to me before I can blink, @LisaPierce adds. @Barbara adds “The golden side eye. It’s comical they all have,” and @Broka writes, “Man eat chips in your car in peace.” The comments are almost as funny as Daisy’s judgmental gaze.
This face is too cute to resist! Daisy is such a gorgeous girl, and I’m sure her parents occasionally indulge her. Daisy is also very aware of what her parents are doing. She is hilarious and gives everyone side-eye.
Source: Pet Helpful
