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You may love your dogs' faces, but they don't particularly care for yours. Canines would rather look at other dogs, new research shows.
Many people love squishing their dogs' cuddly faces while gazing deep into their canines' soulful eyes to try and understand what they want. But new research suggests our four-legged friends don't ...
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Some dogs' faces are easier to ‘read’
But that’s not always easy to do when the dog’s face features certain physical traits, as a recent study reveals. Researchers at George Washington University in the United States have found ...