dogs have no intuition?


	dogs have no intuition?

dollface701

5-15-2008 9:59 PM

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dogs need to be one person dogs

dollface701 says:

scary to think that dogs could be so doggone easy prey..I worry about my cat but she's pretty intuitive.

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5-15-2008 11:57 PM

egoldstein

I have a Wheaton Terrier. No joke, if a burglar came into our house yelling and screaming, my dog would run up to them, jump up and start licking their face. I live for her, but an intuitive, protective dog she definitely is not.

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