What do dogs see and feel when they watch TV?


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Many dogs actively watch television. But what they react to also depends on their individual character, new research shows. — DANEIL BOCKWOLDT/dpa

Many dogs actively watch television and respond to what happens on the screen, according to new research charting how many dogs don't just see the footage as random, but behave as if the scenes were real.

"Dogs experience a meaningful, object-filled world when they view television," say the authors of a new study led by Lane Montgomery from Auburn University in Alabama, the United States.

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