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Social Behaviour with Humans, to seek out, and stay in physical contact with humans (whether bonded, familiar, or strangers) more than wolves, even if in some cases this is associated with higher behavioural and physiological signals of stress. Pilot results also suggest that dogs show more greeting, tail wagging, and submissiv

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Social Cognition Part I: Communication with Humans,erative and dogs may just be more willing to follow human ‘commands’ from an early age, while wolves can learn to follow them with age probably as a result of positive experience (learning). The propensity to communicate with humans is also rather similar in wolves and dogs, if more basic difference

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Social Cognition Part II: Social Learning and Cooperation,rs, and have a basic understanding of the role of their partner in cooperative interactions. However, the studies show that while wolves cooperate successfully with conspecifics as well as with human partners, dogs only succeeded with humans. This suggests that the dogs’ failure to cooperate with co

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Physical Cognition Part I: Problem Solving and Its Correlates,acities, wolves should be in general better problem-solvers. This is indeed what emerges, although a number of aspects still require further investigation. With regard to inhibitory control, dogs outperform wolves in situations where humans are involved, potentially because they are more sensitive t

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Domestication Hypotheses Relating to Behaviour and Cognition: Which Are Supported by the Current Das are less tolerant than dominant wolves in the feeding context and subordinate dogs (but not subordinate wolves) avoid potential conflicts where possible. To some extent a similar pattern emerges with humans, where dogs appear to be more easily inhibited and more likely to comply with the demands w

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