Testing dogs in ape-like conditions: the effect of a barrier on dogs’ performance on the object-choice task

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RT @SpringerANCO: Dogs follow a human point in an object choice task (OCT), but not if there is a cage between the dog and human. Apes are…

犬の指差し実験のその後的な。 https://t.co/WkDoEorPUa 子犬のへやではこちらで紹介されている。 https://t.co/hAbOFrJh9l こういうのを追随して研究したらいいのに。

RT @VervetJenny: Excited to read this paper on an important, often overlooked, issue. Does placing dogs behind barriers (as apes are usuall…

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