Typically, most studies in this field have concentrated on facial emotional cues, with full body information rarely considered. Here, we briefly summarise the current state of research in visual perception of emotion cues in dogs and why this area is important we then critically review its most commonly used methods, by discussing conceptual and methodological challenges and associated limitations in depth finally, we suggest some possible solutions and recommend best practice for future research. Comparative studies of human–dog cognition have grown exponentially since the 2000’s, but the focus on how dogs look at us (as well as other dogs) as social partners is a more recent phenomenon despite its importance to human–dog interactions.
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