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‘Left pawness and right pawness’: New research reveals dogs can show single
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New research suggests that approximately 80 percent of dogs exhibit a preference for using either their left or right front paw. This behavioral trait is observed during activities such as reaching for toys or navigating stairs.
Why it matters
Understanding animal behavior and lateralization helps pet owners better understand their pets' cognitive development and physical tendencies.
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