Anthropomorphic practices are increasing worldwide. Anthropomorphism is defined as the
tendency to attribute human forms, behaviors, and emotions to non-human animals or …

Darwin observed that form, and in his view, meaning, of facial behaviour (observable
changes in the appearance of the face, often termed facial 'expression') is similar between a …

Facial expressions in non-human animals are closely linked to their internal affective states,
with the majority of empirical work focusing on facial shape changes associated with pain …

Facial expressions are considered sensitive indicators of emotional states in humans and
many animals. Identifying facial indicators of emotion is a major challenge and little …

Dogs are one of the key animal species in investigating the biological mechanisms of
behavioral laterality. Cerebral asymmetries are assumed to be influenced by stress, but this …

Personal wellbeing is greatly influenced by our childhood and adolescence, and the
relationships formed during those phases of our development. The human-dog bond …

Simple Summary In several species, facial expressions have been associated with positive
and negative emotions to communicate their mental state. In dogs, the interpretation of these …

Human laughter and laugh faces show similarities in morphology and function with animal
playful expressions. To better understand primordial uses and effects of human laughter and …

Facial expressions are a core component of the emotional response of social mammals. In
contrast to Darwin's original proposition, expressive facial cues of emotion appear to have …

Emotional facial expressions are an important part of across species social communication,
yet the factors affecting human recognition of dog emotions have received limited attention …