This is getting out of hand. Now there are two of them!

Steak said:

This is getting out of hand. Now there are two of them!

And there might be a third!

NegativeSoul said:

And there might be a third!

Well captain still use thier foot for a 3rd and even 4th but once a 5th enters, things will start to get hairy.

I wonder, even if they are not related to Dogs, can Dhole and African Wild dog still can enjoy being rubbed? I'm really curious about that. Maned wolves in videos does enjoy it but it didn't last long...

Vaccine said:

I wonder, even if they are not related to Dogs, can Dhole and African Wild dog still can enjoy being rubbed? I'm really curious about that. Maned wolves in videos does enjoy it but it didn't last long...

Most likely. If animals from dogs to cats to primates to birds to enjoy physical affection, animals in between probably do too.

Garrus said:

Most likely. If animals from dogs to cats to primates to birds to enjoy physical affection, animals in between probably do too.

Sharks like to be rubbed. Affection is a completely foreign concept to their entire genome, going back hundreds of millions of years, and yet...they like to be rubbed.

Interesting info. What if one shark (Not hungry) likes rubbings, but it must have to make the first choice: Rubbing or food? While being rubbed, it sniffed some blood or saw a snack? It'd be interesting to see how it turn out.