Why Dogs Yawn When They Aren't Tired
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Why Dogs Yawn When They Aren't Tired
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Your dog yawns, but it isn't bedtime. Here's what scientists have learned about dog yawns: why dogs can catch a yawn from people, why yawning shows up in tense moments, and how to read a yawn in its context.
Inside this episode:
- Not Just Sleepy- Catching a Yawn From You- Yawning When Things Feel Tense- Reading the Whole Dog
Sources include the references linked below.
Sources and further reading:- Joly-Mascheroni, Senju & Shepherd 2008, Dogs catch human yawns, Biology Letters- Neilands et al. 2020, Contagious yawning is not a signal of empathy, Proceedings of the Royal Society B- Romero, Konno & Hasegawa 2013, Familiarity bias and physiological responses in contagious yawning by dogs, PLOS ONE- Dogs Trust, Signs your dog may be stressed- Royal Kennel Club, Signs of anxiety in dogs survey
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