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Dogs really can distinguish between human fear and sadness, reveals new research

Trained pet dogs remained awake during fMRI scans as researchers measured their brain activity while they viewed images of human faces expressing happiness, anger, fear, and sadness. (Laura V. Cuaya via SWNS)

By Stephen Beech

Dogs really can distinguish between human fear and sadness, reveals new research.

Dogs really can distinguish between human fear and sadness, reveals new research

Four of the canine participants who took part in the study: Morante, Kunkun, Odin, and Molly (from left to right). Researchers scanned their brains to explore how dogs process human emotional expressions. (Laura V. Cuaya via SWNS)

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