When neuroscientist GREGORY BERNS saw military dogs jumping from helicopters, he thought that maybe pooches could be trained to go into MRI scanners too
Most neuroscientists study humans. Why did you start looking at dogs?
After 20 years of working with humans, I had this crazy idea. I wanted to know about the dog-human relationship. Do they love us in the way we love them? Or is it all a sham, an innocent duplicity propagated by dogs to act all cute in exchange for food and shelter?
How did you get started?
Everyone thought I was crazy, but I teamed up with a local dog trainer and taught Callie, my black terrier mix, to go into an MRI scanner unrestrained, completely awake, so I could see what she was thinking. We then recruited other volunteers and ended up with a dozen dogs who were trained to sit still in MRIs.
You called them volunteers?
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