US EditionThe Secret to Dogs' Popularity: the Brain of a Wolf Pup
- A new book titled The Mind of a Dog by Dr Helena Telkanranta explores dogs' behavior and their similarity to young wolves, revealing secrets to a happier life for dogs and humans alike.
- Dr Telkanranta states, "Scientists studying dogs' origins have long known that the brain of a dog is similar to that of a four-month-old wolf pup," highlighting the connection between dogs and wolves.
- Research indicates that positive reinforcement training improves dogs' well-being, as asserted by Dr Telkanranta, who highlights its effectiveness over coercive methods.
- Dr Telkanranta emphasizes that dogs see the world similarly to wolf cubs and that current knowledge should be used to enhance their health.
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The Secret to Dogs' Popularity: the Brain of a Wolf Pup
ESPOO, Finland, March 26, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- A deeper understanding of dog behavior makes life easier and more enjoyable for dogs and people alike. One of the keys to dogs' minds is knowing that in some ways, dogs see the…
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