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ai -animal intelligence - Apr.-17th-2008 17:42:48

godoftime

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Does this dog realize the death of its owner and is mourning OR is he just waiting for his dinner?
what do you guys think? are dogs intelligent? anymals in general?

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RE: ai -animal intelligence - Apr.-17th-2008 18:19:50

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I really think dogs are very intelligent and they are loyal, so I think that the dog is mourning the loss of his "master".

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RE: ai -animal intelligence - Apr.-17th-2008 19:09:47

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Thats Sad

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RE: ai -animal intelligence - Apr.-18th-2008 14:55:05

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I absolutely think animal's have emotion, and intelligence. I knew one crazy christian *I really don't like religious people* that truely believed the only beings with souls were humans and therefor dogs, cats, monkeys.... none of them could have emotions because they have no soul. Absolutely stupid if you ask me.

So... yes, I do think animal's can "feel" and are intelligent... but it's all relative to the size of their brain. That's why I don't buy small pets anymore... lizards, snakes, mice... they don't show any emotion like a dog or cat does.

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RE: ai -animal intelligence - Apr.-18th-2008 14:56:43

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That's so sad...

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RE: ai -animal intelligence - Apr.-18th-2008 14:57:05

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dogs are very loyal so I do believe that dog is morning the lost of his master, but if it was a cat I'd say it's just waiting to get fed

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RE: ai -animal intelligence - Apr.-18th-2008 15:00:04

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Although I like cats better than dogs, I agree with you ps360 :P
My sis's cat likes me ALOT more than she does her, cuz Im the one that feeds it...hah