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Researchers checked that dogs are really known as "bad people": the results were even observed when they were investigated

“If my dog doesn’t like my dog, it’s called something wrong with him”, he likes to laugh at growing family members. But does the dog really have any ability to assess what you can trust? Japanese scientists have checked this for a simple experiment with food.

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Delfi LithuaniaResearchers checked that dogs are really known as "bad people": the results were even observed when they were investigatedDelfi LithuaniaResearchers checked that dogs are really known as "bad people": the results were even observed when they were investigated
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