Research shows that dogs' TV viewing preferences are influenced by personality traits, particularly levels of excitability and fearfulness. A study conducted by Auburn University recruited 453 dogs, from four months to 16 years old, and their owners recorded the dogs' behaviors towards various TV shows. Results indicated that more excitable dogs expect television stimuli to be part of their environment, while fearful dogs reacted more to non-animal stimuli. The study provides insights into dogs' engagement with television based on their individual personalities.
Dogs prefer certain TV shows based on their personality, with research indicating that excitable dogs expect TV stimuli to exist in their environment.
The study involved 453 dogs and their owners, tracking TV viewing trends to understand how different personalities influence viewing habits.
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