New study suggests dogs wag their tails for us
A new study suggests that humans domesticated dogs because of their tail wagging
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A new study suggests that humans domesticated dogs because of their tail wagging
The mystery of why dogs wag their tail so much has long fascinated humans. Now, scientists think it might be because their owners enjoy the rhythm of the movement.
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