When the dogs heard the team with meaningful words, about 80% of them tilted his head to the right. When sounded out commands with just emotional cues, most dogs tilted his head to the left.
The result seems simple. However, Andiks, who did not participate in this study, claims that the results indicate an amazing feature: “Dogs are able to distinguish semantic speech from a set of meaningless sounds.” The results of this study also suggest that in the brain of the dog it is divided into two parts: emotional cues and word meanings.
