Animals are always been ones observed. The fact that they can observe us has lost all significance. But they have a gaze which is not insignificant when it looks at human. But is that gaze absent in the human? Maybe animals are not just content to be observed, they have a gaze as well, which is not insignificant when it looks at the human.

Animal domestication process by which and how it all happened has remained impenetrable. A growing evidence shows that historically, domesticated animals likely played a large part in their own taming, habituating themselves to humans before we took an active role in the process.