We’ve all done it,talking to our pets like they are humans and then wondering how much of our talk they actually understand. Now, a recent study has revealed the way in which dogs listen to their owners and how they interpret what we say to them.
At the commencement of the study, and researchers were expecting to find “that dogs neurally discriminate between words that they know and words that they don’t.”As to be expected,dogs do know verbal commands. In addition, dogs also likely try to interpret words we say to them that they are not used to hearing in an effort to understand us. This is possibly due to the fact that dogs are always trying to please their owners.
According to trade Insider, or 12 dogs participated in the study. They were given fMRI scans “so neurologists could see the dogs’ brain activity when they were told certain commands.Click here to continue and read more...
Source: inquisitr.com