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d_r

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1. well yeah

Reply to xchrom (Original post)

Tue Feb 12, 2013, 07:41 AM

Feb 2013

we have a labradeagle who will try to check out what is on the teable if no one is in the dining room and she thinks no one can see her

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Dogs understand human perspective, say researchers [View all] xchrom Feb 2013 OP

well yeah d_r Feb 2013 #1

My cocker spaniel always sat by my grandmother Rhiannon12866 Feb 2013 #2

Duh. fozzieferocious Feb 2013 #3

Dogs understand a great deal LWolf Feb 2013 #4

Shocking... ScreamingMeemie Feb 2013 #5

I call our dog "The Phantom" because we NEVER catch him doing what he shouldn't be doing..... OldDem2012 Feb 2013 #6

I don't think the correlation is correct Puzzledtraveller Feb 2013 #7

Andif the same experiment were done with cats? GreenStormCloud Feb 2013 #8

Some more discussion on the research is available ... DreamGypsy Feb 2013 #9

predators tend to be good at exploiting weakness. nashville_brook Feb 2013 #10

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