we’ve invited these babies puppies and
their respective Guardians to take part
in what might be the cutest experiment
we’ve ever conducted our toddlers and
pooches will be put through a series of
tests to measure one thing jealousy the
question is when it comes to getting
jealous is the highly evolved human
brain really all that different than the
average dog’s brain thank you
these kids are enjoying playtime but now
we’re asking the mothers to shift their
attention away from them the babies
don’t seem to mind if mom is on the
phone or reading a book but how do you
think they’ll react when mom starts to
shower attention on this lifelike doll
baby
these babies are now showing clear signs
of jealousy and that’s not all both of
our toddlers are actively showing
resentment toward our doll you don’t
want the baby
now some viewers might not be surprised
to learn that humans are born to be a
little jealous but could the same be
true for our four-legged friends our two
dogs Ruby and Emma didn’t mind being
ignored while their owners were busy
playing with their phones and other
lifeless objects it’s so nice to me
but what do you think will happen when
their owners start showering attention
on what appears to be a new best friend
say hello to noodles oh look at this
puppy wonder what kind of dog this is
it’s so cute
Ruby is clearly excited to see what her
owner is holding when she finds out that
it’s a new dog ruby springs into play
mode in an attempt to make a new friend
but watch what happens when her owner
picks a favorite now that noodles is
getting all the love ruby is on high
alert and she’s now vying for her owners
attention and just like with our
previous pooch to Emma
noodles is no toy he’s the real thing
almost instantly Emma goes on the
offensive although these pups aren’t
happy there’s a good reason that dogs
are wired to get worried when they
aren’t getting all the attention one
possibility is that jealousy evolved in
species that have multiple young
competing for parental resources such as
food care and affection being a little
whiny can seriously improve your odds
for survival whether you’re born a baby
or a puppy
their respective Guardians to take part
in what might be the cutest experiment
we’ve ever conducted our toddlers and
pooches will be put through a series of
tests to measure one thing jealousy the
question is when it comes to getting
jealous is the highly evolved human
brain really all that different than the
average dog’s brain thank you
these kids are enjoying playtime but now
we’re asking the mothers to shift their
attention away from them the babies
don’t seem to mind if mom is on the
phone or reading a book but how do you
think they’ll react when mom starts to
shower attention on this lifelike doll
baby
these babies are now showing clear signs
of jealousy and that’s not all both of
our toddlers are actively showing
resentment toward our doll you don’t
want the baby
now some viewers might not be surprised
to learn that humans are born to be a
little jealous but could the same be
true for our four-legged friends our two
dogs Ruby and Emma didn’t mind being
ignored while their owners were busy
playing with their phones and other
lifeless objects it’s so nice to me
but what do you think will happen when
their owners start showering attention
on what appears to be a new best friend
say hello to noodles oh look at this
puppy wonder what kind of dog this is
it’s so cute
Ruby is clearly excited to see what her
owner is holding when she finds out that
it’s a new dog ruby springs into play
mode in an attempt to make a new friend
but watch what happens when her owner
picks a favorite now that noodles is
getting all the love ruby is on high
alert and she’s now vying for her owners
attention and just like with our
previous pooch to Emma
noodles is no toy he’s the real thing
almost instantly Emma goes on the
offensive although these pups aren’t
happy there’s a good reason that dogs
are wired to get worried when they
aren’t getting all the attention one
possibility is that jealousy evolved in
species that have multiple young
competing for parental resources such as
food care and affection being a little
whiny can seriously improve your odds
for survival whether you’re born a baby
or a puppy
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