Previous experiments testing dogs’ understanding of nouns had involved them fetching specific objects when asked, according to a statement released by the Eötvös Loránd University.

John W. Pilley, a psychologist, taught his dog, Chaser, 1,022 nouns and three verbs. Advertisement 52:56 Advertisement 47:53 39:19 Advertisement 37:02 44:06 5:25 18:02 ...

And nothing shows love like a chew toy or capital letter. However, the basic rule on dog breeds is that if they include a proper noun, that word is uppercase. Everything else is lowercase.

taught his border collie to understand more than 1,000 nouns, a feat that earned them both worldwide recognition. In 2004, Pilley started an experiment after reading about a dog named Rico who was ...

The finding suggests that the dog brain can reach beyond commands such as “sit” and “fetch”, and the frenzy-inducing “walkies”, to grasp the essence of nouns, or at least those that refer to items the ...