• DOI:10.3758/s13420-011-0043-5
Corpus ID: 18428903

Reevaluating canine perspective-taking behavior

@article{Udell2011ReevaluatingCP,
  title={Reevaluating canine perspective-taking behavior},
  author={M. Udell and C. Wynne},
  journal={Learning & Behavior},
  year={2011},
  volume={39},
  pages={318-323}
}

M. Udell, C. Wynne

Published 2011

Psychology, Medicine

Learning & Behavior

Udell, Dorey, and Wynne (2011) demonstrated that both domesticated and nondomesticated canids—specifically, gray wolves—have the capacity to succeed on perspective-taking tasks, suggesting that dogs’ ability to respond to the human attentional state is not a by-product of domestication alone. Furthermore, not all dogs were successful on the task. Instead, the occluder type used was a strong predictor of performance, indicating the important role of environment and experience for tasks of this… CONTINUE READING

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