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Dogs are bilingual, research team discovers

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When Laura Cuaya moved from Mexico to Hungary a few years ago to conduct post-doctoral studies in that country, she took her dog, Kun-kun with her. Until then, she had spoken only Spanish to the dog. She wondered whether Kun-kun would notice that people in Budapest spoke a different language.

Cuaya was aware that studies had shown that human infants, even those who were not yet able to speak, could tell the difference between languages. But dogs?

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