Technology will soon be available to help people talk to puppies

Dogs are smart species capable of recognizing language, so scientists are developing new technologies that make it easier for us to communicate with them.

Association of dog lovers around the world are eagerly waiting for the day to be able to chat with their pets. Dog is a smart animal close to each family. They are capable of recognizing certain human words. If practiced, this animal can do a lot of things according to the master's orders.

Dogs are smarter than we thought.

Professional dog trainers are good at teaching them to "sit", "go" or "stand still" proficiently as directed. It is the basic job in the training of professional dogs for security, or simply training according to customer requirements.

Genetic and molecular biologist Adriana Heguy has worked hard to understand the language of dogs and the complex limits that make this species unable to understand human language."Dogs have the ability to sense and smell very well, beyond our imagination. The sense of smell in humans has a certain limit, about 40 times lower than dogs," Heguys said.

Dogs are professionally trained to assist police.

So researchers thought of developing an artificial nose that would allow humans to decipher exactly what the dog sniffed at the same time. Scientists have noted that a Border Collie dog named Rico could understand more than 200 commands. That proves that they fully understand what people say.

New research shows that dogs use brain regions similar to humans to interpret words and distinguish tones. It reinforces the idea that dogs have a "proper brain processing mechanism". We are proud to be the only species that knows how to use and develop language, but the ability to re-understand is not encapsulated in 7 billion people on Earth.

It will be time for us to be able to chat with dogs.

The above findings allow researchers to develop effective methods to teach animals to understand human language, while developing technology to support practical communication between all species.

There are still many issues that need to be resolved and clarified. But the scientific community is optimistic about the near positive changes. Not far away, future technology can help us understand and love dogs.