Sentences with phrase «images of dog faces»

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Under the influence of oxytocin, however, images of smiling faces enhanced the dogs» emotional state more than angry ones.

Researchers in the Canine Mind group showed 43 dogs images of smiling and angry faces on a computer screen.

In the new study, the researchers trained dogs to discriminate between images of the same person making either a happy or an angry face.

This same region responded similarly to still images of human faces and dog faces, yet significantly more to both human and dog faces than to images of everyday objects.

The researchers, led by Professor Outi Vainio at the University of Helsinki, tested dogs» spontaneous behavior towards images — if the dogs are not trained to recognize faces are they able to see faces in the images and do they naturally look at familiar and strange faces differently?

So, for this study, 11 dogs (mostly border collies, plus a sheltie and a fox terrier) stood in front of a little kiosk with a computer screen showing them two images of the same person making an angry face or a happy face.

All you have to do is take a closer look at the many videos and photographs found on social media sites of small children climbing over, sitting on, hugging and being close to dogs» faces to realise that most of these images are not depicting a relaxed and happy dog.

According to the study, the first to show responses toward human emotion in animals other than dogs, horses presented with images of angry human faces displayed responses indicative of understanding.

Dogs looked at images of dogs longer than images of humans, regardless of the familiarity of the faces presented in the imaDogs looked at images of dogs longer than images of humans, regardless of the familiarity of the faces presented in the imadogs longer than images of humans, regardless of the familiarity of the faces presented in the images.

When the images of happy faces and voices were shown to the dogs, the dogs paid more attention to the images being shown to them.

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«Poker Face is an exhibition for anyone susceptible to the allure of playing cards, multiple images, humour, Picasso, chickens, dogs and British royals.