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Sign up for this study if interested! Link here: bitly.ws/Ack7 :)
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Hi! I’m Liz Hare (@DogGeneticsLLC) and I do genetic and statistical analysis for working dog organizations’ breeding programs and research projects. I also work on Data Management and Open Science with the @ManyDogs Project. 1/4
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Hi! I’m Mia Hickey, an undergrad research assistant in the Arizona Canine Cognition Center at @uarizona. I’m an avid animal lover interested in animal behavioral science and hoping to pursue a career in research, so I was so excited to get to study dogs for my thesis project! 1/6
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Hi!👋1.5 months until proposals for our next project are due: bit.ly/416TXN6! In the meantime, we'll be introducing you to some of the many people behind @ManyDogs. Our team is excited to share their experiences + encourage YOU to join us by submitting a proposal! 1/4

ALT ManyDogs is soliciting proposals! Do you have a research idea that will benefit from a large, many-lab sample and move the field of canine science forward? Are you willing to lead our next big project? Scan the QR code in this image or go to this link and tell us about it by July 31, 2023: http://bit.ly/416TXN6
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Did you know that many dogs have a paw preference? 🐾 Factors such as sex and age may affect dog pawedness 🐕 In a study of almost 18,000 dogs, older dogs tended to show a stronger right-paw preference than younger dogs 👉
tinyurl.com/5dka5xky #FunFactFriday
Moss at @DT_Salisbury is here to give you all a virtual high five on #NationalHighFiveDay 🐾🐶 Send him one back 💛
Image description: Chocolate coloured Pointer crossbreed sitting outside on the floor with his paw held up to the camera.
Most dog lovers are familiar with a behavior colloquially termed "the zoomies". According to Dr. Stanley Coren, this behavior is most likely the result of a positive emotion in dogs. Sometimes dogs just need to get out a burst of happy energy! psychologytoday.com/us/blog/…
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My lab is hiring a full-time research staff position! We are looking for someone with experience in neuroimaging analysis to assist in studies of brain-behavior evolution in dogs, foxes, primates, and humans. Come join our team! bit.ly/61689BR
The Brown Dog Lab had a great time at #CO3_2023! Thanks to @ComparativeCog for a fun conference on the beach and congrats to all the fantastic presenters! @banhpad @madelinepelgrim @AnwynGD @_MiriamRoss
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ManyDogs is soliciting proposals! Do you have a research idea that will benefit from a large, many-lab sample and move the field of canine science forward? Are you willing to lead our next big project? Go to this link and tell us about it by July 15, 2023: bit.ly/416TXN6
Lab Manager @AnwynGD presented their poster on people’s trust in dogs and other agents at #CO3_2023 tonight! Results suggest that our trust in dogs 🐕 is more similar to our trust in humans🧍than to our trust in robots 🤖
Congratulations to grad student @_MiriamRoss on presenting her first-ever conference poster tonight at #CO3_2023! Lots of great conversation-starters on a poster about what people think“smart” means in dogs 🐶 🤓
Grad student @madelinepelgrim gave a fantastic talk at #CO3_2023 on her groundbreaking mobile eye-tracking work with dogs! Well done Maddie 🎉
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Our ManyDogs intro paper is out online TODAY in the #OpenAccess journal #ComparativeCognitionandBehaviorReviews! Read about our #bigteamscience project in #caninescience here: comparative-cognition-and-be… 🐶🦮🐕🦺🐩🐕
1/6 What is ManyDogs? An international, collaborative group of canine professionals from multiple industries working with dogs in a quest to gain knowledge and improve interspecies relationships! For a full introduction, read our paper: psyarxiv.com/j82uc/ #AnimBehav2023

ALT This figure broadly demonstrates those currently involved in ManyDogs (primarily Academic Professionals, and Dogs and Owners, identified in light blue) while highlighting additional canine professionals (Industry Professionals, in yellow, and Applied Professionals in orange, and likely others in The Future, in dark blue) the consortium aims to involve.
Congrats to our grad student @madelinepelgrim for winning this travel grant!
The Kuczaj Memorial Travel Grant foundation travel awards for #CO3_2023 go to Andrés Camacho-Alpízar, University of Alberta and Madeline Pelgrim of Brown University! Congrats!
cc @AndresCamacho_A @Psych_Ualberta @madelinepelgrim
See you in Melbourne!
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In honor of #NationalPuppyDay, please reply with a pic of your puppy (every dog is a puppy) ❤️
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Listen as @HunterTDC Director @SEByosiere discusses the important research done through @Hunter_College’s #ThinkingDogCenter & MA student Liza Rothkoff’s thesis on contrafreeloading in dogs! @PsychatHunter #ResearchatHunter podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…
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New @washingtonpost article does a GREAT job of overviewing our current knowledge on the "talking button" trend with great insight from @sebyosiere @caninecognition @DogUmwelt @avmalli @ClaraHBWilson and others 👏
A new study has collected thousands of reports from the owners of “button” dogs, who believe their pets talk by tapping buttons with prerecorded words. wapo.st/3n9Wzex
Help our grad student with her study on #dog smarts!
🐶what makes dogs smart?🐶help @browndoglab find out by taking this survey! Share your thoughts here: brown.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/…
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Visual perception of emotion cues in dogs: a critical review of methodologies @profDSM @unilincoln link.springer.com/content/pd… #dogs #science #newcaninesci
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New study in #ProcB shows #dogs take into account the actions of a human partner in a #cooperative task #OpenAccess #Behaviour ow.ly/usCv50MSMee @MayteMartinezN1 @DrSFBrosnan
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#Dogs can infer the emotional state of people by accessing the information they’ve obtained from a person’s facial expression and that they’ve stored in their memory. And more, they use this information to solve problems. doi.org/10.1007/s10071-021-0… @nsalbuquerq (4/4)



























