In a new study, scientists have found that eye contact between dogs and their pet parents can potentially spark changes in the canines’ brains. The research has found that the brains of dogs synchronize with that of their owners when one stares at their furry companions’ eyes,

By petting your dog and gazing into their eyes, you can synchronize your brain with theirs, according to scientists. In the past, this kind of synchronization of brain waves, known as interbrain activity coupling,

A study found that human and dog brains synchronize during mutual gazing and petting, with increased synchronization over time. Dogs with autism-like social impairments lost this synchronization, but a single LSD treatment restored it.

Study shows interbrain synchronization in humans and dogs during social interactions, highlighting the impact of autism-related gene mutations in dogs.

During social interactions, human and dog brain activity becomes synchronized, with mutual gazing and petting enhancing this connection.

Dog and human brains found to sync up when they gaze into each other’s eyes - Strength of synchronisation may increase as dogs and human companions bond, researchers say

If you've ever felt like your dog knows what you're thinking, you might just be right. That's according a new study, which has revealed that dogs' brains sync with ours when they gaze into our eyes.

Humans have been bonding with dogs at a deep neurological level by gazing into the latter's water-filled eyes, as per the study