My dog's smarter than your dog - Pekin Daily Times

My dog's smarter than your dog
Pekin Daily Times
His “The Intelligence of Dogs,” published in 1994 and revised in 2006, remains the top reference on the topic of dog smarts. Coren defined that intelligence in three categories. Instinctive intelligence refers to a dog's ability to perform the tasks it ...

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Northerly: still the people's champion - The Age


The Age
Northerly: still the people's champion
The Age
Many racing fans won't ever own or ride one, yet we relate to them based on the human qualities we perceive within them (curiously, given the widespread appreciation for the intelligence of dogs, we don't really do this with greyhounds).

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Fur, Fins and Feathers: Rochester breeder has passion for pit bulls - SouthCoastToday.com

Fur, Fins and Feathers: Rochester breeder has passion for pit bulls
SouthCoastToday.com
According to the breed standard, the American Bully, like its ancestors, is a muscular dog that should give the impression of having great strength and keen intelligence. While these dogs are stocky, they are agile and graceful, outgoing and eager to ...

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Remington: Limits on dog walkers is nothing to sniff at - Calgary Herald

Remington: Limits on dog walkers is nothing to sniff at
Calgary Herald
The border collies are a bit weird, but I admire their intelligence and agility. The littler dogs that are my size are generally OK, but some of them snarl and are a bit yappy for my liking. I also enjoy reading the newspaper when the humans are out of ...

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Hotchkiss welcomes dog trials - Delta County Independent


Delta County Independent
Hotchkiss welcomes dog trials
Delta County Independent
Add to that many other activities for the entire family to enjoy It's been nine years since the stock dog trials were brought to Hotchkiss by Richard and Marilyn Bailey. This annual event celebrates the intelligence and cunning of stock dogs in ...

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What Do You Mean My Breed Can't Do This? - Seattle Post Intelligencer (blog)


Seattle Post Intelligencer (blog)
What Do You Mean My Breed Can't Do This?
Seattle Post Intelligencer (blog)
I also like their independent nature (not in your face or a Velcro dog) and their intelligence. I am especially attracted to the Shiba because of their smaller size, their urajiro (the white markings on certain parts of their body).

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Canine care simplified - Postnoon


Postnoon
Canine care simplified
Postnoon
Understanding how to take care of a dog involves being sensitive to how quickly a dog can learn new commands. Different breeds of dogs have different levels of intelligence. The best way to be aware of how to take care of a dog in relation to training ...

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A GOOD READ: Oh my dog! Read books about pooches - The Tri-City News

A GOOD READ: Oh my dog! Read books about pooches
The Tri-City News
The Dog Selector: How to Choose the Right Dog for You by David Alderton gives practical advice and facts about matching your lifestyle with the right dog. Maintenance ease, activity level, playfulness, size, intelligence and other requirements and ...

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Dog Bites – Which are the Most Dangerous Breeds? - JD Supra (press release)

Dog Bites – Which are the Most Dangerous Breeds?
JD Supra (press release)
Doberman Pinschers – Often seen as a guard dog (in both real life and the movies), this breed is characterized by intelligence and loyalty. As such, it generally is involved in fatal attacks only when it is under the impression that its “family” is ...

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Whimsical Toys for All Dogs: PetSmart(R) Unveils Toys"R"Us(R) Pets(TM) Collection - MarketWatch (press release)

Whimsical Toys for All Dogs: PetSmart(R) Unveils Toys"R"Us(R) Pets(TM) Collection
MarketWatch (press release)
"Research indicates that dogs who were given intelligence toys could learn positive reinforcement faster -- like crossword puzzles for adults," Dr. Yin said. Tug and fetch games encourage exercise while teaching impulse control.

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