Study led by Gibraltarian researcher finds smell of human stress affects dogs’ emotions
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The smell of human stress affects dogs’ emotions and could lead to them making more pessimistic choices, a new study led by a Gibraltarian researcher has suggested. Dr Zoe Parr-Cortes, a vet and researcher at Bristol Veterinary School, is the lead author on a paper published on Monday that set out the new findings. The...
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