A study from the University of Bristol revealed that optimistic dogs—those eager to approach ambiguous cues—outperformed their more cautious counterparts in medical detection tasks. While optimistic dogs were confident and playful, pessimistic ones, though slower, produced fewer false positives. The study emphasizes tailoring training strategies to align with individual dogs' emotional dispositions.
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