Pet dogs looked longer at a round shape for ‘bouba’ and a spiky one for ‘kiki’, a University of Parma study of 70 dogs found
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Pet dogs spent more time looking at a round shape when they heard 'bouba' and at a spiky one for 'kiki', though the difference was about one second per trial.
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