Dogs Make Facial Expressions, But Only When They've Got an Audience
New findings suggests that dogs use facial expressions to communicate with humans—a trait that may have emerged as a result of domestication.
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New findings suggests that dogs use facial expressions to communicate with humans—a trait that may have emerged as a result of domestication.
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