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Your Pet Dog Have 'Episodic Memory' Too, Just Like Humans
A recent study published in the Journal of Current Biology has found strong evidence that dogs have “episodic memory,” or the amazing ability to recall events from the past, even seemingly unimportant ones at the time it happened, just like their humans.
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