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Most canines are never late for a meal -- they know precisely the place to be at the identical time every single day. They also know when to anticipate their proprietor home and, like clockwork, place themselves patiently at the door for that arrival. Once you witness this conduct, you assume dogs have a sophisticated understanding of time. But what's time actually like for a canine? They say a human year is equivalent to about seven dog years. But what does this frequent concept tell us a couple of dog's perception of time? Truly, very little. The thought of "canine years" comes from the life expectancy of canines in comparison with people. So it wouldn't be right to use this concept to the concept of time notion. Arguably, every person experiences the passing of time in other ways at totally different instances. Regardless that the experience of time is relative for each individual, all humans suppose about time in similar methods. For example, our memories are inextricably tied to how we perceive the passing of time.