Dogs Don’t Trust Everyone #nature#NatureAndHumans#WildlifeRescue#AnimalHumanBond#EarthStories

Rescue dog Kira was starving but refused treats from most people. Vet Nina noticed she only ate when one assistant fed her. Curious, Nina tested it. At Kyoto University, 2023, researchers ran experiments: two people tried opening food containers. One struggled. One succeeded smoothly. Then both offered treats. Male dogs accepted from anyone. Female dogs chose the competent person 83% of the time, walking past the clumsy one without hesitation. Nina repeated it forty times. Same result. One shepherd watched a man drop a bowl twice and never approached him again. But followed the capable woman everywhere. Evolution taught mothers one rule: trust those who can deliver. Survival depends on reading skill, not kindness.