> And yes of course this sorting is subjective, some people may find pigs and cows "just as" "human like" as dogs - but most people won't. I honestly find it a

> And yes of course this sorting is subjective, some people may find pigs and cows "just as" "human like" as dogs - but most people won't. I honestly find it a very strange idea to say dogs are more human like than pigs. Have you ever socialized with a pig? It is immediately clear to me that they display intelligence and emotional awareness of a far higher level than dogs. With pigs, it almost feels as though they are mute humans, trying to communicate in some way but being unable to do so due to an inability to speak, similar to dolphins and nonhuman apes. — They are also inquisitive creatures that inspect their environment and seem to apply some level of cognition to it that I never saw in dogs.