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train dogs to intelligence

 take young dogs and teach them to think intelligently
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Teach dogs logic with a simplified language that fits their lingual abilities, and gradually add to their intelligence so that they can participate in talkbacks on the internet.

[Edit following Ian's remark: Perhaps the title should read: Train dogs to think intelligently... Would that be better?]

—pashute, Apr 10 2016

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       // Teach dogs logic with a simplified language that fits their lingual abilities, //   

       Shih Tzu already do this.   

       // and gradually add to their intelligence, //   

       Is being the fourth most intelligent species on your planet really that boring ?   

       // so that they can participate in talkbacks on the internet. //   

       You think they don't do that already ?
—8th of 7, Apr 11 2016
   

       The problem with fishbones is that you never know which part of the idea people disliked.
—pashute, Apr 11 2016
   

       Mostly the words, usually.
—8th of 7, Apr 11 2016
   


 

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