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Dogs are NOT Man's Best Friend: Canines Act Out of Self-Interest, Study Says
That adorable pup might be your best friend, but you’re probably not his. A new research reveals that dogs mostly act out of self-interest, although they do exhibit helpful behavior as well.
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