The Human-Animal Bond | Susan Little | TEDxOStateU
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- Опубликовано: 20 сен 2024
- Susan Little talks about the importance of human-animal bond at the 2015 TEDxOStateU event, April 10, 2015, on the Oklahoma State University campus.
Susan Little, Regents Professor of Parasitology at OSU’s Center for Veterinary Health Sciences, is passionate about improving the health of pets and people by understanding and controlling parasites and vector-borne diseases in dogs and cats. Little has authored more than 100 publications on veterinary and human parasites and tick-borne disease agents. She is also recognized as an outstanding veterinary medicine teacher.
This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at ted.com/tedx
Animals are really beautiful and such wonderful creations. This world would be so miserable without them. I love my dog Fluffy so much ❤️ She’s the reason I’m going into the veterinary field!
My dad slept on the back porch as a child in Virginia along with his brothers.. They were the elder brothers of the family and he said that on a cold night the dogs would sleep with them to keep them warm. That is why "3 dog night " is a really cold night! He struggled with allowing dogs to come in the house. Now as an 85 year old he says he misses dogs in his life!
bond can never be broken
Very nice expose of how important veterinary medicine has been for our society.
That comment about 'One Health' was my favorite part, the earth, humans, and all other animals are truly interconnected in a physio-health sense, a cool way to look at the greater picture, we all affect and depend on the health of the other components.
I miss you Charlie. Thank you for being my best friend.
They’re not gone forever we’ll see them again one day🥲
I understand your pain. I sadly had to suddenly put my fur baby down yesterday and I’m SO sad and miss him terribly. Eleven years with him just wasn’t enough for me.
@@Dancingshears1 hugs to you🤗❤
@Dancingshears1 I feel you!! My bestest boi BK crossed over 6 weeks ago 😢 He was my baby!!! He was also The BEST orange cat 🐈 in the WHOLE ORANGE cat world!!!🧡💙🧡😽
I LOVE & MISS YOU BEEZY-BEE
xoxoxo, momma 💔
@@kayfitzgerald309 so sorry to hear that. Death is never a easy thing to deal with. Hugs to you. 🌹🙏💯
I love that our dog sleeps with us. He never knew different. I am fascinated by pets.
I always assumed the pet-animal bond was strengthened because the nuclear family unit bond has become less. (Families stayed close to each other physically for whole lifetimes; now families are spread all over the world.) I never considered that parasite control also played a large part, but it makes complete sense! I'd be lost without my "furkids", but appreciate the fact that I don't have to tolerate fleas and ticks in my life too!
From a psychological standpoint, I would say this is also a big part of it. We are very much social beings but we drift away from that more with each generation. Now it's also people getting married much later and starting to adopt pets for companionship.
I live with three dogs. They are my children !!!
I have 4 dogs,3 cats. They are my family.
I'm a boomer and I loved & lived with a lot of dogs in my life. Nothing has been more worthwhile. I think dogs are God's eyes on earth. They are used & abused all over the world. They see everything through eyes of love.
I'm 54 originally from UK from my earliest memory at 3 - we always had a houseful of dogs, my grand-parents had dogs in the house and so on, it's not till I migrated to Australia that I noticed some Aussies have their dogs outside, it's not acceptable they are companion orientated and need company
Thank you so much for this presentation
I also hated that animal "experts" say not to sleep with your dogs. We love our dogs to be in our house and on our beds. As now one with an auto-immune disease, my dogs will leave my side when I am unwell.
I grew up with miniature schnauzer, who slept in his own bed in my room. He lived inside and went on vacation with us
The total views this video has describes the dominating mindset of humans 😔
this is so informational
Some of us make light that,
God is dog spelt backwards. Is this coincidence or are there similarities between our God and our dog.
I'm thinking,
The unconditional love that God gives us is the same unconditional love our pet dog gives us.
(God's will)
But when in our thoughts we choose not to because we don't know how to (Free will), our Dog shows us the way to.
As above so below.
Blessed be
Skip the delusional “god” stuff. We evolved to be close to dogs because they followed us around, getting our food scraps. We selectively let the nicer dogs closer, and then started to train them to hunt with and for us. It’s no gift from “god.” It’s hard work done by both species over hundreds of generations to become close and compatible.
Can’t sleep without my babies, 2 cats to the point that if the bedroom is too hot in summer I’ve been known to crash out on the floor with them
I just started to sleep with my Bostie. its so cute when he curls up near me.
"The world is not a piece of machinery and animals are not manufactured for our use. Such views should be left to synagogues and philosophical lecture-rooms, which in essence are not so very different." - Arthur Schopenhauer
What about birds tho?
ITS ALWAYS CAT AND DOG THIS CAT AND DOG THAT .......... WHAT ABOUT REPTILES 🦎 HUH ?! Always left out.
Do you take your reptiles out on walks? Sleep in your bed? Cuddle with your snake? How about lizard? Exactly. Different species, different way of life. All equally loved and appreciated, though.
Yuck
She never talks about how the drugs used for this problem sicken and kill pets too.
This is the knowledge of the human being developed in different directions. Do we know, Who are we? Everything that we're showing today is how to define how the brain works. Thank you so much to guide us all. I just start a youtube channel not long ago. Please check it out, I'll appreciate it.
I am standing with my son to stop the eradication of Down's Syndrome people. They have been left behind in education and employment opportunities. They need greater control over their finances and respect for their purchasing choices. They should be encouraged to date, have normal relationships, marriage and children. Even today, it is so easy to force them into institutionalized living, perform unnecessary and involuntary neuropsychosurgery upon them. Their view of what's going in the world is as valid as anyone elses and its a lot more caring and empathic than most people. Great challenges are ahead and Downs folks are needed. They are differently but perfectly made. Why when speaking of animals do I bring up Downs. They are considered an endangered species. I believe that the Creator doesn't make mistakes..we, all aspects of humanity and our planetary partners-the animals, fishes, birds, reptiles, plants, insects are needed to work together to restore its balance. We have so much to learn, so much to win..
Bold of her to assume that pet owners *allow* their pets to share the bed. It’s never been my choice 😂
Cat owner? 😂
No research about cats? BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!