Do dogs really watch TV? And if so, what influences their viewing habits? A new study in Scientific Reports suggests that a dog’s personality may shape how it engages with television. Excitable dogs tend to follow moving objects on-screen, while anxious or fearful dogs are more likely to react to sounds like doorbells or car horns. Researchers surveyed over 450 dogs and found that, on average, dogs watch TV for about 14 minutes per session. Nearly half consistently responded to dog sounds like b

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