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Talented dogs can remember names of toys for at least two years, study finds

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Scientists hope the gifted pooches can help them understand more about how animals other than humans retain their memories.

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Do you think your dog will forget about that annoying squeaky ball if you throw it away? Research shows that ‘out of sight, out of mind’ does not apply to dogs and their favorite toys. According to scientists, our four-legged friends can remember the names of toys they haven’t seen in two years.

·Amsterdam, Netherlands
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Dog owners know the strengths and weaknesses of their pets. Behavioral scientists can now prove that some people have a very good memory: Representatives of a particular breed remembered names even after years — and brought the right toy.

·Dortmund, Germany
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‘Gifted’ dogs can remember names of toys for at least two years, study shows

The pets are known as gifted word learners.

·London, United Kingdom
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