Wolves understand cause and effect better than dogs

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Reports on research, on which Juliane Kaminski is a co-author, which found wolves are better than dogs at some cognitive tasks, suggesting domestication may have cost dogs some of their innate skill.

Period15 Sept 2017 → 18 Sept 2017

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Media coverage

  • TitleWolves understand causal relationships better than dogs
    Media name/outletDer Standard
    Media typeWeb
    Country/TerritoryUnited Kingdom
    Date18/09/17
    DescriptionReport on research, on which Juliane Kaminski is a co-author, which found wolves are better than dogs at some cognitive tasks, suggesting domestication may have cost dogs some of their innate skill.
    Producer/AuthorDer Standard
    URLderstandard.at/2000064135529/Woelfe-verstehen-kausale-Zusammenhaenge-besser-als-Hunde
    PersonsJuliane Kaminski
  • TitleWolves understand cause and effect better than dogs
    Media name/outletEurasia Review
    Media typeWeb
    Country/TerritoryUnited Kingdom
    Date17/09/17
    DescriptionReports on research, on which Dr Juliane Kaminski is a co-author, which found wolves are better than dogs at some cognitive tasks, suggesting domestication may have cost dogs some of their innate skill
    Producer/AuthorEurasia Review
    URLwww.eurasiareview.com/17092017-wolves-understand-cause-and-effect-better-than-dogs/
    PersonsJuliane Kaminski
  • TitleCause and effect, the wolf understands this better than the dog
    Media name/outletIDW
    Media typeWeb
    Country/TerritoryUnited Kingdom
    Date15/09/17
    DescriptionReports on research, on which Dr Juliane Kaminski is a co-author, which found wolves are better than dogs at some cognitive tasks, suggesting domestication may have cost dogs some of their innate skill.
    Producer/AuthorIDW
    URLhttps://idw-online.de/de/news681105
    PersonsJuliane Kaminski
  • TitleWolves understand causal relationships better than dogs
    Media name/outletSalzburg 24
    Media typeWeb
    Country/TerritoryUnited Kingdom
    Date15/09/17
    DescriptionReports on research, on which Juliane Kaminski is a co-author, which found wolves are better than dogs at some cognitive tasks, suggesting domestication may have cost dogs some of their innate skill.
    Producer/AuthorSalzburg 24
    URLwww.salzburg24.at/woelfe-verstehen-kausale-zusammenhaenge-besser-als-hunde/5089794
    PersonsJuliane Kaminski
  • TitleWolves understand cause and effect better than dogs
    Media name/outletPhys Org
    Media typeWeb
    Country/TerritoryUnited Kingdom
    Date15/09/17
    DescriptionReports on research, on which Juliane Kaminski is a co-author, which found wolves are better than dogs at some cognitive tasks, suggesting domestication may have cost dogs some of their innate skill.
    Producer/AuthorPhys Org
    URLhttps://phys.org/news/2017-09-wolves-effect-dogs.html
    PersonsJuliane Kaminski
  • TitleWolves understand cause and effect better than dogs
    Media name/outletScience Codex
    Media typeWeb
    Country/TerritoryUnited Kingdom
    Date15/09/17
    DescriptionReports on research, on which Juliane Kaminski is a co-author, which found wolves are better than dogs at some cognitive tasks, suggesting domestication may have cost dogs some of their innate skill.
    Producer/AuthorScience Codex
    URLwww.sciencecodex.com/wolves-understand-cause-and-effect-better-dogs-614937
    PersonsJuliane Kaminski
  • TitleWolves understand cause and effect better than dogs
    Media name/outletScience Newsline
    Media typeWeb
    Country/TerritoryUnited Kingdom
    Date15/09/17
    DescriptionReport on research, on which Juliane Kaminski is a co-author, which found wolves are better than dogs at some cognitive tasks, suggesting domestication may have cost dogs some of their innate skill.
    Producer/AuthorScience Newsline
    URLwww.sciencenewsline.com/news/2017091515450077.html
    PersonsJuliane Kaminski