Do dogs in the United States, Japan and South Korea have the same emotions?
According to Takara Co., a major toy manufacturer in Tokyo, they do, although they may respond to different languages.
The company thus started marketing its Bowlingual, an electronic device attached to a dog's collar that "interprets" the emotional tones of a canine's bark, in South Korea earlier this month and will introduce it to American stores in August.
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