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Duke Study Reveals Golden Retriever Puppies Exhibit Surprising Intelligence and Mind-Reading Skills

Imagine if your dog had a superpower—like reading your mind! A recent study from Duke's Canine Cognition Lab reveals that golden retriever puppies have a knack for anticipating commands and understanding non-verbal cues at an impressively young age. Over five years, researchers, led by PhD student Hannah Salomons, tested 100 golden retrievers from just eight weeks old. They discovered that these pups develop cooperative communication skills much earlier than anyone thought possible.

What's more intriguing is that wolf puppies don't show the same level of understanding when interacting with humans, highlighting how uniquely attuned dogs are to us. This study not only sheds light on canine intelligence but also helps deepen the bond we share with our furry friends. So the next time your pup seems to be channeling their inner psychic, remember—they might just be giving you a run for your money in the smarts department!

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