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In a mesmerizing twist of evolution, the color of a dog's eyes may hold the key to our perception of their friendliness. New research dives into the intriguing relationship between eye color, domestication, and the age-old bond between humans and their furry companions. The Pup Paradox: When a beloved dog gazes into your eyes, the instinct is to lean in for a gentle belly rub. However, according to recent findings, this response might be influenced, at least in part, by the color of their eyes. Wolves, with their piercing yellow gaze, evoke fear, while most dogs, with their warm brown eyes, appear less threatening—a shade possibly favored by humans for its non-threatening appeal. Canine Conundrum: Published in the Royal Society Open Science, the conclusions align with existing studies on how humans have shaped the appearance of dogs throughout our shared history. Molly Selba, an anatomist at the University of Maryland Eastern Shore, comments, "It's clear that eye color is