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Dogs are domesticated canines capable of distinguishing between various negative human facial expressions, according to recent brain-imaging research.

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A new brain-imaging study suggests dogs can distinguish between fearful, angry, or sad human facial expressions. Researchers observed distinct brain activity patterns in dogs when they were shown images of different negative emotions.

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Dogs are domesticated canines capable of distinguishing between various negative human facial expressions, according to recent brain-imaging research.