Does your dog tap at his food bowl when he’s hungry or rub his nose when he wants fussing?
Well, it’s now official that you aren’t just going mad thinking that you and your pooch are real, legitimate best friends – they actually are trying to communicate with you.
In a study conducted at the University of Salford in Greater Manchester, scientists got 37 owners to film their dogs, and after analysing the footage found “strong evidence” that dogs use gestures to communicate with people.
This won’t come as a surprise to anyone who actually has a dog – our four-legged friends have all sort of cute (and less cute) ways they… Read the full story