The Smart Dog

Once, the farmer and his wife had a flock of sheep. Even after all their efforts, wolves ate all the sheep and left only one sheep. Once, the couple were talking about selling the remaining sheep. Sheep heard their idea, "I better live freely than killing in a butcher".

So the flock left the farm with watchdog at night. Coincidentally, the wolf saw them and wanted to eat dinner for the sheep. But he knew he could not hurt herds in front of the dog. And he said to the sheep, "Hey, sheep! Come here to return the coat that I lent you last week."

The dog knows what the wolf wants. He saw the farmer set a trap near the tree. And he said: "If you touch the holy chain hanging near the tree, we believe in you."

As soon as the wolf approached the tree, his feet fell into a trap. In the morning, the farmer was very pleased that the wolf was arrested. So sheep and watchdog are necessary again. So they returned with him.

Intelligence depends on the species that was originally created. For example, if you need a shepherd like a shepherd or Australian Shepherd, you need a smart, high energy dog. If you need a protected dog, you need a smart dog to distinguish between bad and good people. If you need a hound dog it needs to be smart enough to get and take out like a laboratory and a gold retriever. Like Poodles, some varieties lose their original intention. Poodle is a very smart dog for grazing and hunting. Originally a German dog, the French adopted it for the majority of the 20th century and made it like a performance. Recently, in the last 20 years, breeding poodle has a strong return and is very competing with other varieties in this category.

According to Dr. Hare, dog intelligence and the most stupid breed are not black and white. "I do not think there is something like a smart dog or a foolish dog," he said. "This is just a return to the linear version of intelligence, as if the intelligence is more or less a cup of coffee.There are various dogs with various things, all of them are my genius." Most Several studies done with foolish breeds may not be perfectly accurate. "Scientific research on breeds actually does not work," Dr. Hull said. "Because most breeds are only 150 years old it is difficult to distinguish them.You need to compare at least 30 dogs for each breed to prove scientifically the most clever varieties. The influence of history and age on performance