Dogs watch their owners more than believed

A recent study shows that dogs observe the tiniest details of their owners' behavior, especially eye blinking, more than we previously thought. The research confirmed that dogs increase their blinking rate when watching their owners, particularly women, and respond more strongly to the blinking of their close owners. This reflects their sensitivity to social cues and the special bond between the dog and its owner. Although there is no strong evidence that dogs directly imitate human blinking, the findings suggest that dogs carefully monitor facial signals and respond to them, enhancing our understanding of the complex communication relationship between dogs and their owners.

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