00:00In a recent study conducted in Hungary at the Department of Behavioral Sciences at Evdös Lörant University,
00:0628 different dogs participated in it with their owners. The dog's owner was hidden and a stranger was present.
00:12Behind the walls, they spoke with vision and played recordings that did not contain any words related to the dog, in the voice of the dog’s owner from a place in my mind.
00:21They played recordings of the stranger's voice from another location.
00:24They found that dogs were able to walk behind the source of their owners' voices most of the time.
00:29Without relying on the sense of smell
00:31To make sure, they played recordings of the dog owners from the place where the stranger was hiding.
00:37And the dogs also walked behind the source of the sound.
00:39This is why you see so many dogs following voice commands, but without sign language for the command.
