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Your Dog Really Is Listening to You
While people have long believed their dogs understand what they're saying, a new study suggests they are processing the meaning and emotion of words in a human-like way.
By:Cummings School
November 26, 2014
Your Dog Really Is Listening to You

HealthDay News (as published by CBS News online)

Nicholas Dodman talks about a new study that suggests dogs listen to and process words’ meaning and emotion in a human-like way.

(This article appeared in nine additional media outlets, including the Philadelphia Inquirer and Drugs.com.)

Read full story here: http://www.cbsnews.com/news/your-dog-really-is-listening-to-you/

 

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