Scientists pinpoint left-handed dogs
A study from the University of Bari in Italy has revealed that dogs show individual preferences for using their left paws during everyday tasks, despite the absence of a collective pattern similar to that seen in humans. The research introduced a new test called the "Doggenborg inventory" to assess paw dominance in dogs. This test involves four tasks related to observation and movement, aiming to help handlers better understand their dogs' behavior.
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