Who’s a clever boy?
When Laura Cuaya, first author of the study, moved from Mexico to Hungary to join the Neuroethology of Communication Lab at Eotvos Lorand University in Hungary, she took her dog Kun-kun with her, having previously only spoken to him in Spanish.
Before this, all of the participating dogs had only heard one of the two languages from their owners. Researchers found distinct activity patterns in the dogs’ brains when they compared responses to speech and non-speech.
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