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Why do dogs tails wag?

For most of history humans have assumed dogs wagged their tails because they were happy, but this research suggests otherwise.

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Scientists Have New Theory on Dogs Tail Wagging

Dogs wag their tails because they're happy, right? Turns out, it might be because the tail-wagging makes people happy, reports the Washington Post . Or, as the researchers.

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Dogs wag their tails Humans might be the reason, researchers say

Dogs wag their tails Humans might be the reason, researchers say
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United statesTaylor hershAndrea ravignaniWashington postMax planck institute for psycholinguisticsOregon state universityBiology lettersMax planck instituteAmerican scientist

Why do dogs wag their tails? They re doing it for us

The findings flip the long-held belief that dogs wag their tails when happy and instead suggest tail wags made people happy, so we selected for the trait.

United statesTaylor hershAndrea ravignaniMax planck institute for psycholinguisticsOregon state universityWashington postBiology lettersMax planck instituteAmerican scientist

Why do dogs wag their tails? They re doing it for us

The findings flip the long-held belief that dogs wag their tails when happy and instead suggest tail wags made people happy, so we selected for the trait.

United statesTaylor hershAndrea ravignaniMax planck institute for psycholinguisticsOregon state universityWashington postBiology lettersMax planck instituteAmerican scientist

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