Can dogs read anger and fear on human faces?
A new study says their brains see a difference. Scientists showed dogs pictures of human faces. The faces showed happiness, anger, fear, or sadness. They used a brain scan. This shows activity inside the brain. The dogs’ brains reacted differently to anger and fear. But dogs may not understand feelings like people. They also use our voice and body. (sciencedirect.com)
Imagine you come home after a hard day. Your face looks angry. Your dog may look away. If your face looks afraid, it may watch more. Your face can send your dog a message.










