Tough love from their mothers can help puppies become better guide dogs, researchers have found. A new study suggests that doting dog mothers - much like human helicopter parents who protect their children from adversity - seem to handicap their puppies. When researchers tracked puppies in a guide dog school a couple of years after they were born, they found that those with mothers that were more attentive were less likely to graduate from the training program - in particular, dogs whose mothers nursed more often lying down, as opposed to sitting or standing up, were less likely to succeed. Subscribe ↪💐http://ift.tt/2hDqBVB 🌟Cute baby oblivious to huge lion trying to get through zoo glass↪http://goo.gl/a4XwKr 🌟Shocking video captures man’s murder outside of bodega↪http://goo.gl/iz8Kr2 🌟Shocking moment man punches woman in the face in road rage attack↪http://goo.gl/cgAWmc 🌠Read more: http://ift.tt/T3uzlf.. Follow us: @MailOnline on Twitter | DailyMail on Facebook
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