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Dogs can distinguish between specific negative human facial expressions, brain scans show

New fMRI research shows that dog brains do more than just separate good moods from bad. Canines display distinct neural patterns for human smiles and can neurologically differentiate between specific negative emotions like fear and anger.

Dogs can distinguish between specific negative human facial expressions, brain scans show

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