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TheerklaThu 14-Sep-06 02:57 PM
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#361, "Mostly it makes him trainable"


          

Stanley Coren does a pretty good write up of intelligence in dogs and he would say yes, but I disagree with his weighting of learning ability and problem solving ability.

The best thing to remember when you start thinking of dogs as smart is that a dog in a kennel will pee in it's only source of freshwater when it is 100+ degrees outside.

  

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Topicabortion thoughts [View all] , Isildur, Wed 13-Sep-06 01:34 PM
Reply Apes and communication, DurNominator, 13-Sep-06 02:27 PM, #1
     Reply Apes, Dogs and other animals, Minyar, 14-Sep-06 12:47 PM, #2
          Reply Agreed. Lots of animals appear smart by that definition..., TheDude, 14-Sep-06 02:43 PM, #3
               Reply Mostly it makes him trainable, Theerkla, 14-Sep-06 02:57 PM #4
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