Dogs' speech recognition: New study shows they listen beyond tone

Clever boy! Dogs understand us more than we realized

Experiments revealed that dogs can pick out their names from among a string of unrelated phrases.

Dogs' speech recognition: New study shows they listen beyond tone

A new study conducted by animal behavior and mammalian cognition experts at the Universities of Lincoln and Sussex, and Jean Monnet University, reveals that dogs may be far better at understanding human speech than previously understood.

According to a new study, dogs can recognize their own names and familiar commands even when they are spoken in a monotone voice and not directed at them.

Madrid. Dogs possess the neurological ability to passively filter information and orders relevant to them when humans speak. It is the finding of a new study conducted by experts in animal behavior and mammal cognition from the Universities of Lincoln and Sussex, and the Jean Monnet University, which shows how [...] La entrada Dogs identify relevant information in human conversations aparece primero en La Jornada de Oriente.

Dogs can 'listen in' on human speech

Research has shown that dogs have the ability to "listen in" when humans are talking.

Published in the journal Animal Cognition, the text shows that living with humans may have helped dogs to better understand our language. A new study revealed that dogs are able to detect relevant content in a human conversation, even when it is not directed specifically at them. The research was developed by specialists in animal behavior and mammal cognition from the universities of Lincoln and Sussex, in the United Kingdom, in partnership wit…