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Science Times - Dog Behavior: Study Reveals How Man's Best Friend Can Distinguish Humans' Intentional Acts from Unintentional Ones

Dog Behavior: Study Reveals How Man's Best Friend Can Distinguish Humans' Intentional Acts From Unintentional Ones

Medicine & Technology Sep 04, 2021

A study found that dogs were able to correctly identify the difference between intentional and unintentional acts of humans.

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