fMRI Scans Reveal Dogs Have Distinct Brain Responses to Human Emotions

New research using fMRI brain scans has found that dogs can distinguish between different human emotional states. The scans revealed unique brain activity patterns in dogs when they encountered happiness, fear, anger, and sadness. This suggests that canine brains are wired to process and differentiate human emotional cues. The findings provide scientific evidence for what many dog owners have long suspected about their pets' emotional sensitivity.
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