Archive for the 'Dog’s Brain' Category

New Study Shows: Dogs Can Recognize and Categorize Photos

Categorized Under: Abstract Concepts, Dog's Brain, Photos, Research, University of Vienna No Commented

If you’re having trouble sorting through all those family photos, maybe you should ask your dog to help.  It turns out that dogs recognize and categorize complex images – just like we do!  It seems our furry friends are able to form abstract concepts, an ability previously only identified in birds and primates. In a [...]

Dogs Show Their Feelings Through the Direction of Their Wags

Categorized Under: Dog's Brain, Dog/Owner Bond, Research 2 Commented

Imagine if your dog could talk. What does he really think of your new boyfriend? How badly does he want to go nose to nose with the overaggressive dog at the park whose owner assures you just loves everybody? Most dog owner will look at their dog’s posture for some clue, and consider a wagging [...]

How Dogs Think: Canine Cognizance Relies on Complex Use of Senses

Categorized Under: Dog's Brain, Dog/Owner Bond 2 Commented

I admit it. I am one of those dog owners. By those I mean, I talk to my dog, take him for rides, buy him ice cream, consider his feelings, and in short, treat him pretty much as you might a furry four-legged child. And of course, my child is brilliant. But as my friend [...]