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     • More complex forms of learning involve cognition, a field still under exploration in dogs. Cognitive learning includes problem-solving abilities, understanding object permanence, and even comprehension of human emotions and cues. It's essential to understand that every dog is an individual, and cognitive abilities may vary.
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   What is a principled understanding of canine cognition?

   • A principled understanding of canine cognition should therefore involve comparing dogs’ cognition with that of other carnivorans, other social hunters, and other domestic animals.

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   How do we assess dog cognition?

   • In this review, we seek to place our enhanced understanding of canine cognition into context. We argue that in order to assess dog cognition, we need to regard dogs from three different perspectives: phylogenetically, as carnivoran and specifically a canid; ecologically, as social, cursorial hunters; and anthropogenically, as a domestic animal.

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   Why is dog cognition unique?

   • Dog cognition is, no doubt, unique, because the cognition of every species is unique. Dogs exist at a particular intersection of phylogenetic, ecological, and anthropogenic circumstances (see Fig. 1).

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   Do dogs have cognitive abilities?

   • The following special issue of Learning & Behavior is entirely devoted to the cognitive (and sensory) abilities of dogs ( Canis lupus familiaris ). As far as we know, apart from humans (and maybe chimpanzees), such a specio-centric orientation is rare in the literature and needs special justification.

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   Is dog cognition a carnivoran domain?

   • The predominance of dog studies within the literature of carnivoran cognition does mean that there are some cognitive domains in which we know a fair amount about dogs, but very little about other carnivorans, so locating those aspects of dog cognition within carnivoran cognition will be difficult.

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   What are the empirical articles on dog cognition?

   • To set the stage for the empirical articles, the review by Lea and Osthaus places canine cognition in a comparative context. The empirical articles begin with several articles on social cognition. Duranton and Gaunet show evidence for human-like skills in regard to behavioral synchronization and affiliation in dogs.

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   Sep 24, 2018 · We argue that in order to assess dog cognition, we need to regard dogs from three different perspectives: phylogenetically, as carnivoran and specifically a canid; ecologically, as social, cursorial hunters; and anthropogenically, as a domestic animal.

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   A more ecologically based view of dogs, taking into account the behavior and cognition of free-ranging dogs and the differences between dogs and wolves with respect to both their feeding niche and social organization, has revised the more psychological and pet-dog-based view on canine cognition.

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   Feb 1, 2011 · Tests of canine cognition are now receiving much deserved attention. Not only are dogs excellent models for human anxiety-related conditions and those involving brain aging, but how dogs learn and problem solve are interesting stand-alone topics.

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   Sep 24, 2018 · We argue that in order to assess dog cognition, we need to regard dogs from three different perspectives: phylogenetically, as carnivoran and specifically a canid; ecologically, as social,...

8. journals.sagepub.com › doi › fullWhat Is Special About Dog Cognition? - Clive D. L. Wynne, 2016

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   Oct 1, 2016 · I review three domains in which it has been proposed that dogs possess unique cognitive abilities in understanding people. The ability of dogs to follow human pointing gestures is widely reported, but so too is evidence of this behavior in a range of other species.

   • Author: Clive D. L. Wynne

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   I review three domains in which it has been proposed that dogs possess unique cognitive abilities in understanding people. The ability of dogs to follow human pointing gestures is widely reported, but so too is evidence of this behavior in a range of other species. Several studies have investigated the ability of dogs to discriminate between ...

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    I review three domains in which it has been proposed that dogs possess unique cognitive abilities in understanding people. The ability of dogs to follow human pointing gestures is widely reported, but so too is evidence of this behavior in a range of other species.