University of Puget Sound Oxytocin and Social Learning Dog Cognition Study

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Drs. Erin Colbert-White and Alexa Tullis and student researcher Skyler Dela Cruz ('23) from the University of Puget Sound are conducting a research study to determine if oxytocin—the famed “love hormone”—affects dogs’ ability to learn from humans.

We are looking for friendly, food-motivated dogs that are at least 20 lbs and 1 year old. Sessions are conducted on the University of Puget Sound campus and participation with your dog will typically take no more than 50-60 minutes.

If you are interested in learning more about how you and your dog can contribute to science, please fill out the form below. Thank you!

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