Domestication and selective breeding has limited the ability of dogs to use facial expressions to convey emotions as effectively as their wolf ancestors, say experts at Durham University.
Researchers from Durham University have discovered domestication has resulted in the loss of some communication abilities in today s dogs compared to their wolf ancestors.
AFP – Dog owners often find themselves puzzled by their pets’ behaviour. In an effort to understand their moods, many focus on interpreting canine facial expressions. However, the task becomes challenging when a dog’s facial features possess distinct physical traits, as indicated by a recent study. Researchers at George Washington University in the United States […]