📢ManyDogs is officially open! We are recruiting #canine#scientists around the world to be a part of this exciting initiative and investigate how #dogs respond to human pointing gestures. Visit our website https://t.co/HR0ESfYrN5 or email us [email protected] for info🐶
The BC Dog Lab is collaborating with @ManyDogsProject & we want you to join! Execute this project at your university for an independent study or at your high school for a science fair! Join us to be a #canine#scientist. Sign up at https://t.co/XaXxJqomts!
A new study is looking at the domestication hypothesis: the idea that dogs' ability to comprehend human gestures is an evolved inherent trait rather than something learned.
@bcdoglab researcher & @bc_psychneuro Prof. Angie Johnston comments in @sciam:
https://t.co/y5ykNJJuZt
🐾A special shoutout to Lyric who participated in our Still Face study! 🐾 Still Face is a fun and quick study that all dogs are welcomed to participate in. Click the link in the bio for info on how to sign up 🐾 https://t.co/2mVPSZlUWq
📣We are excited to announce that all 3 of our studies are now recruiting participants! 📣Make sure to swipe through to find more information on each study! https://t.co/PDK7NyWvkl
✨Happy Friday!✨ Shoutout to Coda who participated in one of our online studies this week! If your furry friend would like to participate, sign up using the link in our bio https://t.co/OcE1m1JMRi
☀️Interested in participating in our summer studies? Login to your SONA account and fill out the consent form “Part 1: (Name of Study) Consent”, then proceed to “Part 2: (Name of Study)” to schedule a time slot. Stay tuned for more information regarding each study! ☀️
We are looking for more dogs to complete our current online study, Treat-Under-The-Couch.
These 4 dogs pictured here did a fabulous job in the study recently! We welcome ALL dogs, sign up in our bio.
#dogs#boston#psychology
Wrapping up the semester with our last full lab meeting. Thank you to all of our participants and supporters and be sure to stick around to see what we have in store next. There is never a dull moment in canine cognition!
Studies show that dogs can discriminate other dogs’ barks in different situations. How cool is that? Check out this article if you want to learn more:
https://t.co/7ETbbowEXG
Studies show that dogs have the ability to understand human pointing, gaze, and other forms of communication. If you are interested in learning more about human-dog communication, check out the article here:
https://t.co/DAhx0wPFtr
Welcome back to all of our dog scholars and fellow dog lovers! We can’t wait for you to see what’s in store as we kick off a new academic year. Stay tuned!
Dr. Angie Johnston, head of our center, will be giving a talk at the Museum of Science in Boston on Saturday, 3/14, at 11 am. She is a part of their awesome new exhibit about dogs! Come check it out!
We are officially open! If you are a dog owner in the Boston area we invite you to sign up through our website! (link in bio). We play fun games with your dog to learn how they think!