Study Suggests That Dogs Rush To Help Crying Owners

BALTIMORE (CNN) – Ever notice that your dog approaches you when you cry? Or see them walk up to a stranger in tears? A new study suggests that dogs not only notice when somebody is upset and needs help, but they also might move more quickly to assist.
The research, published Tuesday in the journal Learning & Behavior, showed how dogs moved faster, on average, to reach their owners when the person made crying noises, as opposed to when he or she hummed the tune “Twinkle, Twin