Humans often exhibit natural talents every day.
A recent study shows that just as in humans, some dogs display more innate talent than other dogs.
“[W]e decided to set up a study in which both puppies and adult naïve dogs are systematically and intensively trained for learning at least two object names over a 3-month period, and we used a strictly controlled testing method to assess the dogs’ learning outcome every month from the start of the training,” said Claudia Fugazza of Eötvös Loránd University.
Humans often exhibit natural talents every day.
A recent study shows that just as in humans, some dogs display more innate talent than other dogs.
“[W]e decided to set up a study in which both puppies and adult naïve dogs are systematically and intensively trained for learning at least two object names over a 3-month period, and we used a strictly controlled testing method to assess the dogs’ learning outcome every month from the start of the training,” said Claudia Fugazza of Eötvös Loránd University.
Humans often exhibit natural talents every day.
A recent study shows that just as in humans, some dogs display more innate talent than other dogs.
“[W]e decided to set up a study in which both puppies and adult naïve dogs are systematically and intensively trained for learning at least two object names over a 3-month period, and we used a strictly controlled testing method to assess the dogs’ learning outcome every month from the start of the training,” said Claudia Fugazza of Eötvös Loránd University.
Humans often exhibit natural talents every day.
A recent study shows that just as in humans, some dogs display more innate talent than other dogs.
“[W]e decided to set up a study in which both puppies and adult naïve dogs are systematically and intensively trained for learning at least two object names over a 3-month period, and we used a strictly controlled testing method to assess the dogs’ learning outcome every month from the start of the training,” said Claudia Fugazza of Eötvös Loránd University.
Humans often exhibit natural talents every day.
A recent study shows that just as in humans, some dogs display more innate talent than other dogs.
“[W]e decided to set up a study in which both puppies and adult naïve dogs are systematically and intensively trained for learning at least two object names over a 3-month period, and we used a strictly controlled testing method to assess the dogs’ learning outcome every month from the start of the training,” said Claudia Fugazza of Eötvös Loránd University.