An Intelligent Being RE: mysterious dog knowledge

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Originally Posted by I've seen black diamonds!

My dog stares at me until I do what she wants me to do. What could be smarter than that?

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Its mind control. Who is in charge?

Here is a shot of Kelly hiding under the towels in the bathroom from thunder. RIP Kelly

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Sorry for your loss, iceman.

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Originally Posted by iceman

ha, Ginger was one of them. Couldn't stand the camera. This pic is "Ginger's Dilemma" - there's a camera but there's also food on the counter, she couldn't just run away (hey, there's food up there!) like she usually did, so she just kinda tried to pretend she wasn't there:

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-6...-32-32_835.jpg

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^^^That pic is too funny!

Sorry about your loss, Ice :(

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Originally Posted by iceman

ha, Ginger was one of them. Couldn't stand the camera. This pic is "Ginger's Dilemma" - there's a camera but there's also food on the counter, she couldn't just run away (hey, there's food up there!) like she usually did, so she just kinda tried to pretend she wasn't there:

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-6...-32-32_835.jpg

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I have those same cabinets, only with knobs. Sorry about your pooch, mang.

Poor Ginger. She was just trying to keep you from stealing her soul.

Jack knows when we're getting close to home after a long trip in the car but I'm sure it's all about the rythm of the stops, starts, acceleration & etc. on the road to my house. He'll be crashed out in the back seat but as soon as I turn to go up the hill he perks right up and gets antsy.

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Originally Posted by grubbers

One of my dogs will bolt out of the room if you try to take her picture. Doesn't matter what you're taking the picture with or if you're using the flash, all you have to do is point it at her and she immediately runs away. Dogs can be strange animals.

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Maybe she's Amish

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Originally Posted by hutash

Most dogs are smarter them most TGR posters.

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You're not giving the dogs enough credit

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Originally Posted by iceman

ha, Ginger was one of them. Couldn't stand the camera. This pic is "Ginger's Dilemma" - there's a camera but there's also food on the counter, she couldn't just run away (hey, there's food up there!) like she usually did, so she just kinda tried to pretend she wasn't there:

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-6...-32-32_835.jpg

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Sad to see your pup go, got a good kick out of gingers dilemma.

Well my dog eats frozen rabbit shit but knows how to put the window down in the car.

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Originally Posted by iceman

One day we were home watching TV with the dogs lounging around and somebody rang a doorbell on the TV show and the dogs jumped up and ran to the door barking their heads off.

We don't have a doorbell. They've never lived in a house with a doorbell.

But they knew.

How?

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Mine does that too! crazy. and phone rings that sound nothing like ours. but watch tv and someone knocks on the door on tv, no response. weird... vibes, Ice... that picture of Ginger is awesome! Our pup is also not that thrilled about the camera. he could be dead asleep and as soon as you touch the power button, he's looking at me all wary..
we've been slowly training him to not get too excited when he hears dogs on the tv or stereo- i always say "hey buddy- it's on the tv" and i think he understands that concept now. not always, but that phrase seems to help him settle down- surround sound can be a bitch when you can't explain to the dog why that noise is coming from over there..
my fatherinlaw's dog happily and intently watched an entire episode of Lassie the other day- wish i could have seen that. i guess she just sat right in front of the tube the whole time, occasionally checking to make sure he wasn't behind the tv, then coming back to sit right in front again. ours will watch tv if there are horses running around, and sometimes if there are dogs.