BENJI: THE SMARTEST DOG EVER!

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Dogs!! So many people quiver at the thought of it.. Some say they are the most loyal animals on earth.. Well, i don't know about that, but what i do know is that they are definitely more loyal and trustworthy than humans. how do i know? I grew up with dogs, my parents are a huge fan of it. Puppies, I prefer puppies though.

How do you get them to be loyal? Simple! Just be nice to them, they will keep paying you back for your acts of kindness for the rest of their lives.

That's exactly what Benji did, without any training. We all know (at least most of us) that smart dogs are being trained to be smart, they are being trained to act in some basic admirable ways, but Benji was born smart!

Who is Benji?

Benji is an orphaned puppy. He grew up on the streets, no home, no friends, no owner. He survived with his instincts and moved from city to city. He got lucky, when he met Carter and Frankie, two kids who took him in, fed him and gave him love. But he brought good luck in to the family too. When the kids got kidnapped by criminals, Benji uses his smartness to rescue them even when the police failed. Benji is smart, loyal and loving. What makes him special is that, he wasn't trained to be smart, he was born smart. He's got his own share of pain and heartbreak too, he watched his mother and siblings being violently dragged away by a human as a puppy, but he grew up to be a strong and smart dog.

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Benji is an ideal family movie, with outstanding performances from the casts. The kids are just adorable to watch and they've got a sense of humour too. Director Brandon Camp did a great out of the movie. It's a remake of the 1974 version of the movie Directed by Joe Camp. Watching this movie will make you want to get a dog.

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I just couldn't help but wonder why dogs are so loyal to humans. It surely goes beyond food, right? I mean i have seen cases where dogs lose their loved ones, they get soo emotional like a part of them is missing, it has to be something more than food. I think they love to belong somewhere, like pack animals. They love to belong in a pack, they love to bond, either with humans or their fellow dogs. They are not loners. They are also affectionate, wanting to love and be loved, the ones that attack humans have been trained that way by humans. So when they find someone that loves them, they return that love and protect the person, just the way pack animals do. They want to be treated fairly with love and affection, just like humans.

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By the way, you should try watching Benji if you are looking to hangout this weekend. And next time you see a dog, just be nice to them if you want their loyalty.

Thanks for reading.

I remain the one and only @nmalove