02:50 WOW hes telling her when shes on the right one! LOL Notice she goes tot he wrong one! but when on the right one YER that means pick it up! LOL His voice changes! He give sit away!
They forgot to show the most amazing thing that Chaser did: the old doctor scattered all 1000+ dog toys around his house, and then told her to fetch a specific toy. The test was tricky because he used a new name he never taught her, and had put a new toy somewhere in the house. She went around the house, looking at the various toys, and eventually decided to pick up the new toy. She deduced that the unfamiliar word must be the name of the new toy. She's an incredible dog!
Yea, uhh, within K9s, direct eye contact can be a sign of threatening behavior. No doubt some of the things were amazing, but it gets a little goofy at times. "Hugging you with eye contact" is silly.
My senior dog lost his hearing two years ago and I've taught him sign language and I was shocked at how easy it was. He now looks to my hands to see what I'm telling him. This dog also saved my life when he was 6 months old. We have a tight bond but the last 6 months or so I cry just at the thought of losing him.
Putting my lab down was literally the hardest thing I've had to do in my entire life. Worse than burying both parents, and I loved them more than anything.
No amount of preparation is enough. You will not be prepared for it. . . .When he said ' do they love us or is it a scam ' I just lol-ed, it's the ultimate bond.
I used to have a German Shepherd. She was smarter than most humans, with a wicked sense of humor. If we were late feeding her, she would get her food dish and throw it at us. She could snag snowballs out of the air and sling them right back at the person throwing them. She would also get her leash and walk herself. Gosh, I could go on forever about her. I miss her.
No need to explain. I understand completely. Best friend I will ever have had. One day we will meet again. And so will the 2 of you. They can never be replaced.
About 12 years ago, our elderly akita had to have emergency bloat surgery. He had a 50/50 chance of surviving, but he made it through the surgery. The vet called us after the surgery, telling us that we could come back into the recovery room to see him. When we entered the room, Jake was deep asleep, since he was still coming out of anesthesia. His eyes were closed tight. But within a few moments, his eyes cracked open. And as soon as he saw us there with him, his heart rate went NUTS. You could hear the beeping on the monitor going crazy. I knew that Jake loved us before that moment, but as long as I live, I will never forget the sound of that beeping, his heart going crazy for us.
WE SPENT THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS TRYING MAKE WILLY WELL...THE DOCTOR SAW HIM EVERYDAY FOR WEEK....I THINK THE VET WAS HINTING TO PUT WILLY TO SLEEP.... NO WAY COULD I DO THAT, BUT HE DIED ANYWAY....2 YEARS AGO AND STILL CRY FOR HIM
@@ThePHYLI’m crying right now for mine I just lost a couple of hours ago. I miss him so much already and hate that tomorrow when I wake up he’s not going to be here.
@@Nicky-19 I am so sorry for ur loss! I've 2 dogs of my own & I'd be a fool & I'd be lying to u if I've never thought bout the day that I've to say goodbye to my 2 dog sons Gizmo & Luchi 😭😭😭 Again so sorry for ur loss my friend, hope u will feel & get better soon friend. Stay safe & god bless.
When my Dad passed away, his biggest wish was to be home with our dog by his side. Our amazing dog Cody put his teddy bear on my Dad's arm and his head on my Dad's chest while Dad passed. Since then, our dog has saved my life numerous times when my blood sugar crashed into the 20s-30s. Cody is our little hero, my shadow everywhere I go, and my best friend. 🐕💗
Here I am just sobbing buckets after reading your comment. BEAUTIFUL, WONDERFUL! TRUE! Those who know dogs know that they give the most unselfish love of all! Bless you and your family!
jmiller92027 My Deepest Condolences 💐 Please 🙏🏽 take care of yourself 🥰 I’ve been Type 1 Diabetic 70 Years just had my Anniversary in June 2024‼️ Stay Blessed Always 🥰 🙏🏽🙏🏼🙏🏽❤️❤️❤️‼️‼️‼️
As my uncle pointed out dog is God backwards they warn and protect us will give they're lives for us without question only fair to live them back the same way unconditionally
He says his dog has the capabilities of a two-year-old. I’ve never met a two year old who was so well-behaved! That dog clearly has more emotional maturity than many adults I’ve met.
Absolutely! I say our standard poodle has the intelligence of a 3-5 year old child. They are definitely much smarter and well behaved than a 2 year old.
@@gloriamaryhaywood2217 oh boy. Be careful with that. Dogs are clueless to what you are thinking, they go off body language, which is something you have 100% control over expressing. Dogs only know what you telegraph from a mile away.
@@hicknopunk My own intuition is very strong and on Point itself! But the dogs that I've had during my life seem to pick up hidden negative aspects as well! For instance some person at a social gathering can suddenly give me the creeps, without doing or saying anything out of the Norm. Without fail, later on I'll find out that the creeps I felt were more than justified!
My grandfather and father were dairy farmers. My granddad’s Border collie Shep I believe essentially knew conversational English. You could say to her “Hey, Shep, go down to the end of the pasture and make sure we got them all,” and she would go and do it. She probably saved his life once: He had gone into a small paddock where he kept a bull to fill the bull’s water trough. The bull knocked him to the ground and was beginning to strike at his chest with its hooves. Shep slipped under the fence, fastened her teeth onto the bull’s tail, and held on tight until the bull decided to go after her instead. She held on, according to my grandfather’s story, and he was able to roll away and escape while the bull chased his tail. At a strategic moment, Shep let go and darted away. She lived to be 17, or so they told me; I was a child when she died.
@@richsackett3423 Makes notes "be lazy fck to get off this stupid globe forcing us all into worse and worse indentured servitude for 1% of the population that does not even deserve the air they polluted and breathe"... Very good!
I hope this is, was, a true story so I wont feel so ridiculous for getting the chills. :) There's no mystery as to why dogs are considered mens best friend.
Anyone who has spent any real time with dogs, and paid attention to their feelings and emotions, should have no doubt in the level of understanding and intelligence that dogs possess. They understand so much of what's going on. Maybe even more than us sometimes, because they're more in tune with body language and energy that someone exhibits. Dogs are sometimes able to sense dangerous intentions from a stranger before we do. Or when you're sad or upset, they understand it. They know SO much about what's going on.
Totally agree! I think they pick up on unexpressed emotion more than we do, certainly expressed emotion! Their instinct is still so raw and humans have lost those capabilities. We have also lost our humanity, dogs have not, they will always be loyal and empathetic towards humans, even those that mistreat them ❤
"You cannot share your life with a dog ... or a cat, and not know perfectly well that animals have personalities and minds and feelings." - Jane Goodall I can't tell you how IRRITATING it is when I hear people pondering about whether or not your pet "really loves you". We've gone to the moon, but we're still wondering if animals have feelings?? Lmao WTF
Totally agree 100% My Beautiful Girl Shepherd New every word From small to big stick Back of ute or inside the car Have a bath , she went to the bathroom Sat there and waited for me. She knew back from front door We played hide and seek and tip, a chasing game, and All normal dog commands, she didn't wag her tail around the coffee table as not to wipe things off it. She knew the English language. One of the purest souls I've ever had the pleasure of knowing. Australian champion 3 years running also. How Blessed are we to experience such pure divine Love ❤
I have a 13-year-old Staffordhire Bull Terrier. I am 82 and have had her since she was six weeks old. I've always treated her as a companion, not just a dog, and talk to her as if she is just a house mate. She understands literally hundreds of words, I never issue "commands", and talk to her as if she's a human being. I have no choice, come to think of it, often enough I don't have anyone else to talk to for days! I am still gobsmacked every day how she responds to "ordinary" conversation and seems to pick up meanings. You only have to look into a dog's eyes and see there's a BRAIN at work in their heads!
@@paulatwood998 🇬🇧 What!! Leo is stating he has has the dog since it was a pup, now 13 years old. That isn't difficult to understand now is it! It isn't very nice being flippant, but it makes a person look stupid when the are wrong because they didn't take the time to interpret correctly was said. It doesn't cost anything to be kind.
Sheep and cattle dogs are very intelligent. In New Zealand there is a dog trainer who has taught dogs to drive a car. These dogs were rescued from animal shelters. He has done this to bring awareness to homeless dogs.
We had a farm dog (when I was a kid) that could open and close doors, turn faucets with levers on an off. Light switches. Could go to the store by herself and fetch the grocery basket. She slept in her own person bed and could pull up the covers. Could fetch farm tools, could count up to ten in barks, watch tv for hours, liked to listen to the radio, see herself in the mirror, sing, laugh when you tickled her. Walk on two legs. Amazing dog. Animals way smarter than people ever can imagine.
The thing about them “hugging you with their eyes” melted my heart. There are times I’m walking my little dog and she just stares up at me while we walk. In fact she was just doing it 😭💕💕💕
Well,I am just a Country Boy.I grew up on a farm full of all kinds of animals. Since I was an only child,the only companion I had was my dog.It was as a small child and a little puppy. For myself,the dog was a replacement for the brother or sister I didn't have.We learned to speak together.The bond was so strong that it transcended the physical. We were bound together by a magic silver cord!
@@seviregis7441 The really strange thing about it was that it was not an accident that we were together. It was meant that this little boy should not be alone,but to have a furry companion that was naturally devoted to him. Just as this was true about millions of other children and their pets around the world! We are not meant to be alone. And better than that,but there is a great blue marble of a planet. It is Eden and a Paradise, inhabited by a diverse family of beings in the air,on the land and in the sea. It truly IS a biosphere of Life,
@@stefanhall3219 Hi Stephan! Are you single? Near 70, I am still single. Just never found the right guy, that knew dogs were the best thing since buttered bread. Living in the mountains of Colorado, I'm still waiting.😊💕
My 12yr old Cattle dog has a large vocabulary. We bonded immediately when I rescued her from a shelter at 7 months old. She is the most social dog I've ever had. She is the reason I have more friends in my neighborhood than ever before. She is the reason I have my own successful dog walking and sitting business. Everybody calls me the dog whisperer like Cesar Milan, but she is the real ⭐ star!!!
Anyone that lives closely with a dog and invests time to really get to know them personally knows how intelligent they are. And, no, when you leave and are met at the door by a welcoming and excited dog, it’s not that they want you to feed them or scam you, it means they missed you and are glad you are home again because they really love you. Dogs can remember a person they love after years of separation. God bless them. They are wonderful companions and personal friends to people that treat them well, just like most humans.
When I met my wife she had a American eskimo. She told me it was smart but untrainable. Within a month I had that dog doing amazing things. It was the smartest dog I had ever seen. My guess is that dog do three or 400 words. If my wife said after dinner take out the garbage and walk the dog, if I picked up the leash the dog would go sit by the garbage can to remind me to take out the garbage. That dog also taught me some things. It taught me different bark for different things he wanted. A short shot bark meant come here I need you.two short barks ment water. He did not have a good sense of smell but he could hear her car 3 minutes before she got home. He continued to learn new words right up to his old age.
Beautiful, he has taught her like a child. She is loved and treated like his child. Wish more people cared and loved their pets like this. Alll a pet needs is a loving home. We need to respect creatures more. Stop the abuse of animals, and ADOPT ADOPT ADOPT Shelters are full and there are so many wonderful souls waiting for a loving home.
Having lived with dogs for nearly 70 years, I know first hand how brilliant dogs ARE. I rescue dogs, "mean, stupid, vicious,..." or other disparaging words used to describe the rescued dogs, that are by all definition, Einsteins waiting to happen. Love, patience, trust, understanding, and believing are what make these dogs, WONDER DOGS!!!
Some idiot dumped a dog on my farm 5 years ago. He finally came up to the house and let me talk to and feed him. He has been with me ever since. We’ve walked over 5000 miles together now - best dog, no - best friend i’ve ever had. 😊
and as you are well aware ... dogs respond to their environment (just as humans do). If a dog is "mean .. vicious" .. that comes from the "owners" .. it's not the dogs fault
I know what you mean. Had several rescue dogs from brilliant to stupid, but all sweet. Most amazing was the dog we adopted at age 8/9. She was intelligent, not because we taught her things but she communicated. One day I came home and she greets me at the door, wagging her tail but showing her teeth. It took me a moment to understand she was trying to smile at me. She had comprehended that people show their teeth at each other to show pleasure and was copying that behavior. A rescue dog that had been abused for 8 years in her life producing puppies. It was not taught behavior, it was intelligence. I have had 4 dogs since her (older rescues). All sweet, but I have never seen a dog as intelligent as she was. Einstein happens.
That is fantastic. But I haven't been able to get another dog after my Rottweiler Buddy passed away a few years ago. He was with me for 17 years. And when he died, I thought I would die too. He was not just a pet... He was family. The reason I have not gotten another dog is #1, he could never be replaced and #2, I don't want to go through that pain of losing another dog again. I know that sounds crazy but I still cry when I think of him or look at his house and toys 😥
Animals can have the aha moment too. The moment they understand what you said. If you pay attention you can see when it happens. Reinforce the moment with great joy and praise. They will never forget it.
My dog 🐕 is an 11 lb mutt. She looks like she might have some chihuahua and minerure pincher in her. Just a little bit. She's so smart. I saw this episode many years ago. So when I got my Luna, I started teaching her words like names of her toys, names of people. She learns so fast!!🤯🤯 She picks the right toys, she goes to the person you tell her to go to without pointing at them. I've never used any rewards for this kind of learning. It's crazy how clever she is🤯🤯❤❤❤
I grew up in a dysfunctional family, and then we got her, she's the angel that brought love to our home. I probably wouldn't be here in this world if not for her. Now a decade later we have 5 angels including her children and grandchildren (or grandpups). She's older now but she's still with us spreading love 😘😘😘 ❤️❤️
What a beautiful, old man & his equally wonderful dog. Few people have the patience to spend so much time working with their dog, let alone a man in his eighties. RIP to both hear beautiful souls & I’m sure they were reunited in the afterlife. These two fair made me tear up, their bond was so special. This was a truly heartwarming story! 💕
@@aretebigears1025 Lived on for an additional year with the wife, and daughters. "[Chaser] is buried with the other Pilley dogs, sprinkled with John Pilley's ashes"
@@StudiofortheSoul The greater picture being the dog doesnt actually know most of it? and these "experts" did extremely poor INVLAID work. Why is the dog looking at the wrong thing for all that time? then when on the right thing the voice commands change and give it away?
I work at a dog store an old man like him comes up to me wanting to see one of our dogs, a Boston terrier pug mix. He loved the dog so much he wanted to take her home but he didn't have the money for it. He left saying I'll figure it out. 2 days later he returns goes back to being with the dog and says "I have a friend coming with a deposit" apparently he got his therapist to bring the money so he could have the dog. After hearing that we lowered the price for the dog and he almost cried saying "thank you so much" I could tell he is not well health wise but he was such a sweet man. He told me that "if I die my family will take care of her" which after watching this reminded me of him. I hope Dale is doing well with his lil cutie. He even named her after me. Sorry had the feelings💚
My in-laws always say their lab is soooo smart. I never thought to much about it...until a few months ago! We went to visit my in-laws, and while we were there my husband was telling his father that he can never keep track of his pocketknives and was bummed for losing his last one. All of sudden, Bailey, the lab jumped up and started sniffing the couch and would not stop. Assuming Bailey had a toy stuck under it, my husband extended the recliner on the couch and crawled under to see what Bailey was fussing about. Sure enough, his knife was right there!! He pulled it out and Bailey just lay back down, like no big deal. It was amazing. I never would have believed it if I didn't see it myself. What's even crazier is that 6 months before, we lived with them while our new house was being built. That is when my husband probably dropped his pocketknife. So, she knew it the entire time was there and didn't react until Justin started complaining about it. Such a smart GURL!!
My dog, at 7 months old, alerted me to the fact that my husband had had a stroke and was having a seizure, saving his life. This was at 2:00 a.m. she was making noises and sitting with all 4s on his chest. She's an Australian Koolie and oh so smart. She's had no training for this. She is a Therapy Dog and did this again when a woman that was checking into her program. Thibodeaux was resting by me when she suddenly jumped up and ran toward the woman and that woman suddenly fell over as she had a seizure. 911 was called and the woman recovered. She's been written up in a magazine and honored by our town, Sandy, Utah and by the Utah Chapter of the American Red Cross at a banquet for 14 other Everyday Heroes...she was the only animal. I'm very proud of her and she's the sweetest and smartest dog ever...no training for this; it's just built in.
My grand parents had a dog named general and he knows not to be on the couch but when my grandparents went up stairs he would jump up to be by me he will and get down when he heard them about to come downstairs? During the Winter he would sneak my coat off the couch and wrap himself in it😂 because I would give him the most attention and love. So anything that had my scent on it he would lay on.
My dog “Little”, a Black n Tan mix, told me with noises & actions, my toddler grand daughter had got out the back door… Little, was not taking NO for an answer and forced me to the kitchen where I saw a 3 yr old blonde head run by the door… she had just learned to open a door knob… and had put her jacket on… we all lived together at the time, I worked nights and daughter worked days and Little had duty 24-7. My grand daughter and I are best friends these days and we often fondly remember Little. Love this 60 Min story!
Our beautiful dog loves Christmas. Last year, as we were all getting our presents from under the tree, she sat quietly in the background. When her name was called she got up excitedly to collect her gift. She would take it back to her spot whist someone ‘helped’ her unwrap it. Each time her name was called she did the same thing. She knew she was included in the festivities of receiving gifts. She is one of our children.
Absolutely wonderful Our furry kids really know. When I come back from work etc our two dogs sit very excited to see what’s inside my bags and are delighted when their name is called to get “new toy” or “yummy biscuit” etc When I say “letters to give to Dad” That is their favourite … the responsibility of doing a good job makes our dogs really happy and proud of themselves.
True. I was training my pup who liked to run away and would never respond to "Stop! stop! Come come here!" Then one day though we lived in the country never much traffic, I heard a car and Oh my god! She was running too far ahead, I screamed "Stop Sheba stop then *FREEZE!!* She froze in her tracks, never moved an inch. I realized she could sense my emotion. And knew I meant Don't you move! From that day on though she would freeze every time, very smart, and funny. I miss terribly she was 17 years old.
Tess Sanders, I had a shi tzu and terrier mixes & they were that same exact way. They could sense my emotion and would stop immediately. When I took them to a huge soccer park in town, I'd let them off leash because no one was around and when they went too far I'd whistle real loud and they'd turn & come back my direction. They didn't always listen well but when we were outside in public, they were always on leash.
Hey! I had a very similar situation with a dog friend of mine. My friend and her sister went to the gym and left me their dog with me to take her for a walk. When I did (the stupid mistake), of leaving her without leash, she started run towards the street. I ran to her, very afraid that she could ran towards the cars. When I finally screamed in fear she understood, she froze and wait for me. I swear it was one of the biggest fear I had on my life. I would be very heartbroken, to bring a dead dog to my friends because she would be hit by a car. Fortunately, she understood, she froze and waited for me sitting in place. Man, whenever I'll have a dog friend by myself alone, I will never ever leave the leash. That was a special lesson that I have learned.
When a dog is truly part of the family and is included in everything possible its intelligence becomes evident. Those of us who truly love and pay attention to our dogs understand that dogs have a full range of emotions and love us in the purest way possible.
I have three dogs, and they know they can look at me wanting something, and they turn their head a certain way, I will look at them and say show me, and they won’t go show me. I think my dogs are very smart and they understand a lot more than we know.
I remember an old couple who lived in the next street from me. They had a border collie - known to be intelligent dogs - called Elvis (they had rescued him - the name wasn't their choice). He was the smartest dog I ever met. If you were in the garden and asked him to fetch something from inside the house (he couldn't see it, so pointing was of no help), he would always bring the correct thing. He could do this with dozens of items. So not only did he know what you wanted, he knew how to find it. He was very funny. If he wanted food, he would bring you his metal bowl from the kitchen and bang it on the wall. Great dog.
Yep, a friend had a miniature Golden Retriever, which he wasn't, he grew to 70 Lbs, but he also knew his toys by name, a new one every month and the dog would always fetch the correct toy. He worked with the dog, just like this guy, so it's a matter of time and training, like a child. I have neighbors that rescued 2 dogs, they are large, never walked and just bark, it's a pity.
I had a Schnauzer, poodle mix and she did the same thing. If she wanted water she would bring her water bowl, and if she wanted food she'd bring me her food bowl.If she wanted to play in the water, shed bring her favorite stick . If she wanted to play tug a war shed bring her rope toy. I still miss her everyday
Yup, my dog knows what I'm going to do next before I think it's even occurred to me. Apparently, he's picking up on subconscious cues that I don't even realize I'm exhibiting.
Yes, this is not news to me. I watch dog channels on YT all the time, especially huskies, and they know a lot of the same things that Chaser does. My cockapoo picked up my commands when she was only around 5 or 6 weeks old. She saw me getting water from the faucet once and she went straight over to it and looked up at it the next time she wanted water. Poodles are smart too.
True. That applies to most animals. It's why I could never eat them. Pigs are even smarter than dogs, which makes it so much more insane and heart wrenching that they're some of the most abused and subjugated animals on the planet.
I have a jack russell that I’ve had since Sept of 2013 . He was 5 weeks old . I’ve always talked to him in full sentences and I don’t think he’s ever left my side . He’s always with me . If I’m going to the store I’ll say Eddie, do you wanna go to the store with me ? He will instantly jump up and be excited and when we get to the garage he waits for me to say which car or truck we are taking . So I’ll say Eddie , let’s got to the store , we’re taking the truck . He knows exactly what I’m saying . Same thing with everything else in life . He gets excited over Christmas presents and will unwrap new toys an treats on Christmas Day. If I say Eddie , you need a bath , he will go to the bathroom and sit on the rug until I start the bath water then he will jump in the tub. When he’s done I’ll lay a towel on the floor and he will roll around and dry hisself off . He sleeps in my bed , he has a small pillow that he knows is his. He gets under the covers by himself . I can go on and on about how smart he is . I’ve always treated and talked to him like a human . He’s my little buddy . And when I tell him I love him he will come give me a hug a kisses on the hand or wrist . I’ve never really give it much thought on how smart he really is . But I trust him way more than most people . Hes 9 yrs young now and he shows no signs of slowing down . He’s a really good frisbee or ball catcher . Just a wonderful companion
Ive had two Jack Russells and now have a rescue with a lot of Jack Russell in him. They are quite brilliant. I have been dealing wit major depression since the age of 12. I lived in Vermont for 10 years and was often alone. One winter when a depressive episode was bad enough to be plagued with suicidal ideation, my Jack Russell, Mr. Smee, would bark incessantly outside of the door. I thought something was wrong. It took me a while to realize that he was asking me to come outside to play. I often think the reason I am still here today is thanks to Mr. Smee.
@@elenalatici9568 I too suffer with depression and deal with panic issues everyday . But yes, they are very smart little dogs . Very easy to train , and they love to play and they demand attention all the time lol. But they are just like children . Eddie knows when I’m feeling bad and he will just lay beside me . But when im having a better day he’s ready to play . I wouldn’t know what to do without him . That was great that you rescued one . They have so much love to give .
I've had two dogs in my adult life, a black lab and now a beagle . I've always treated them like my children and in return they love unconditionally, they're amazing. love your dogs folks.
I think a lot of people have missed just how sentient and consious animals really are. They're smarter and more aware than we give them credit for. Hang out with them like a friend, they are one.
I dont know why but this brought me to tears. This whole episode. The bond that old man has with Chaser is so special. He really dedicated his heart to her. I hope as I get older I can keep a bond like this with my dogs.
You will....remember to look into their eyes and also to smile at them when you can....I've learned my dogs actually seem reassured if I smile while looking at them. Kind regards.
@@ZeketheDawg1 I know, but he needs you, sir. No one else can take care of him like the person who loves them like that. They can't find a better life anywhere. I know that same pain, this is what I tell myself. Nothing makes it easier but it is true.
animals have emotions, thoughts, and memories, people assume their reactions would have to be similar in order for them to be intelligent, 'how ignorant are we!
Nine years ago we adopted an Australian Shepherd mix . His brother was adopted just before him . Last year I went to a nursery across town. The dog there started smelling my leg and wouldn't go away . His owner and I compared notes and found out our dogs were brothers. After eight years he still recognized his brothers cent .
My dog and his brother used to sneakily escape to visit each other. His brother died a year ago. Recently, I placed an englarged photo of his brother in front of my dog's face. He wagged his tail and popped his head around the back of the photo looking for the rest of him. It made me cry.
Yeah dogs noses are pretty good. They are definitely clever too, but when the guy hides the snack and says there is no way the dog could know where it is I have my suspicions :)
@@ylvany1 They sure do. For months when we visited my son who had Buddy, my dog would look everywhere for him including the garden to no avail. Then, he'd sit at my daughter in laws feet and whine. We didn't visit too often.
Just saw this program on Tv - we had our Collie for 13 years and she had a HUGE vocabulary, she could read our bodylanguage and understood phrases and sentences - she also knew all her toy names - about 30 over the years. Her vocab was roughly more or less of a 2-3 year old - her reading your body language and exactly knowing what you plan to do was amazing. We missed her a lot 😰- she passed away due to old age March 2023. We treated her like a child and she knew she was our 'child' - she was a rescue dog too. We got her when she was 3 months old - previous owners wanted to put her down!!
I lost my girl Lucy in July. When they got to the part about eye contact, I lost it. Being able to look into her eyes and feeling like I was seen was one of the best feelings. I miss her all day, every day.
I'm sorry. Such a horrible pain. I lost my female Corgi the same day Queen Elizabeth passed. I want to believe they are together since she loved Corgis. My Lily Bird was a sweet thing and trilled like she was singing. I miss her.
My son had a shepherd husky mix. He trained it to do obstacle courses and to know certain words etc. Then my son got married and the dog lived with my son and his wife. All of a sudden one day the dog started shadowing the wife like crazy. He wouldn't let her out of his sight and he was always as close as he could get to her. When she found out she was pregnant we knew why. 9 months later she couldn't sleep one night. Every time she opened her eyes the dog was sitting by the bed staring at her. She would tell him to go lay down. He would lay down right there by the bed. She tried to go back to sleep but again would open her eyes and there was the dog inches from her face staring at her. She finally got up to go to the bathroom and her water broke. The dog knew she was in labor before she did.
@@ejflor1313 What's gross? It's called conscientious care-taking. It's not limited to humans. Whoever raised you hopefully did that. Many people have children, spouses and family right next to them and have no clue how they're doing because they are completely detached from them. They're there physically but that's it. Have no regard or care for them whatsoever. If a living being actually caring about another is gross to you, then maybe it's because you don't understand or care about others.
Anyone who has ever trained a dog knows this stuff. Chaser might be smart but so many dogs are smart. Especially if they are worked with, interacted with and respected.
I think you’re right. Scientists are just working out what owners of cattle & sheep dogs, or people who’ve behaved towards their dog as though they are a true family member have been pretty sure of for a long time. They’re have been, and are, dogs in our extended family who were real family members. They were always at family gatherings, & when they were getting old & sick, everyone was told & came to visit before they passed away.
They still struggle with the five foot stick vs the three foot gap though. But yeah, problem solving issues aside most dogs can be trained to a degree, especially Collies.
My westie who died 4 years ago wasn’t particularly clever, but I know he loved me until his dying days because he would follow me everywhere even when his sight and joints weren’t good as they used to be due to his old age. I miss him dearly.
There is literally not a single living being on this planet more loyal than a dog. They don't know the difference between a homeless man and an A-List celebrity. Truly mans best friend ❤
Personally I've trade with more than 5 trader's but none as efficient as Mr James welson, thanks to him I've made remarkable profits from the comfort of my home in the last few months.
Anyone who's truly ever loved a dog as a 'family member' not just 'a part of the family' knows how brilliant a dogs intellect is. Spend time with them and constantly teach as if a child and a dog is a continuous amazement. Every dog I've ever been blessed with each in their own right was above and beyond brilliant.
A true pet dog entire life is about you and your mannerisms. I remember looking for my labs collar to go on a walk. I didn't mention or say anything. Suddenly I turned about to her eyes glued on me with the collar on the floor laying her head. That was amazing.
Stumbled across this, it was very fascinating. I am blind, and I am working with my second Guide Dog. I remember when I was in training with her, the instructors at the school said, the very same thing that our dogs are intelligent like a two or three year-old. It’s my dog’s job to keep me safe. But I don’t tell her let’s go to the bank. It is simple, straightforward commands when we’re out walking. A couple of things that I really appreciate about working with a dog : If I give her a command, and she determines that it’s not safe for us, she will intelligently disobey me to keep the team safe. This is called intelligent disobedience. The other thing that I appreciate about having a dog is that when we go places often enough, she will pattern to that place and automatically show me the door to the place whether this be a restaurant or a store that we visit frequently. Lastly, she sees obstacles as we are walking down the sidewalk and chooses how to go around them, and we just continue on smoothly.
vigal 79 I found your comment to be a fascinating addition to this video. I, too, stumbled across it and was immediately riveted! It was so fascinating and heartwarming that I hated for it to be over! Your comment was right on time, providing even more fascinating information and heartwarming anecdotes that illustrate the true intellectual capacity of man's best friend. Thank you so much for sharing! Have you ever thought of doing a vlog, blog or maybe a short documentary on this topic? I think it would be quite popular!
Thanks for sharing your experience. Of course, your dog doesn't just follow commands and instead uses reasoning; yet it's fascinating to read about your special relationship and to realize the communication and intelligence between you two. Hope you both stay safe and keep working well together!
i wish you the most happiest life that you can experience. You sound as a very intelligent person and i hope some also valuable people around you will start appreciating it and not take you for granted. Greetings from Croatia !!!
I've had dogs my entire life but my black lab Eddie and I were super connected. I'll never forget the moment I got the news from the doctor while on the phone that my dad's brain tumor came back. I hung up and before I could even cry, Eddie walked up between my legs, and literally hugged me. Having to put him down years later because of cancer was brutal. I found him running on the street. I am so glad no one responded to my signs up. I fell in love that night when he jumped in the pool with my nephew. I have no doubt that our animals are in heaven waiting for us! ❤️
I did same with my rescue dog,a French Brittany Spaniel cross English Setter.Fido was 14 months old,and I started asking him to fetch items in English.We were together 24/7 and spoke to him all day long,as if he was a child.And after 5 years I could hold a conversation with him too.He was so intune with me. I am so happy I put in the years of communication with my best friend!It paid off for me.And to know my dog got the best out of the near 10 years we had together,is very special
I taught my Pitbull to pull me in my wheelchair. she knew first, second and third gears also neutral and stop. I was able to teach her left turn and right turn in two days. her entire training took one summer to master but she loved to do it and we went everywhere together for many summers. I miss that dog. she was my best friend.
Those are smart dogs. I had one who knew bedtime. If you said it, she’d grab her bed and bring it upstairs. At 10, if we didn’t tell her, she’d grab her bed and bring it upstairs. She knew leash too. She’d grab it when we said it or being it to us when she wanted to go outside. I love Pits. They get such a bad wrap.
Chaser and John were from Spartanburg, South Carolina. John died in 2018 and chaser died a year later. What an inspirational video and incredible friendship.
My sisters dog is pretty smart too. I got up to get a drink and he followed me into the kitchen and stared at me while I was drinking, so I just said “are you thirsty?” and he literally nodded 🤯 so I said “okay where’s your bowl” and he walked to the other room and pawed it. So crazy.
Our gsd is a flunkie from a seeing eye org -and it was their loss bc of 11 dogs we've had in our lives, she's a real thinker and always wanting to learn about the world. Sometimes she overthinks things or confuses the situation, but she is worth all of the daily work we put into helping her learn and enjoy life!! Her life could have ended up much differently with another family bc she requires patience and understanding to assist her in daily learning and trust. She's amazing❤ and is SO loved! She's leaps behind Chaser when it comes to words she understands, but to us, she's the smartest dog we've ever known!!🥰 Aiko the wonder pup!! The Pilot Dogs trainers really let an amazing dog slip through the cracks but their loss was our HUGE gain!!❤❤❤❤❤ (Knowing her, she probably outsmarted them so she didn't have to live life with a harness and instead could instead live on acres with horses and chickens and her buddy, our cat!!😂)
Dogs are so much smarter then we give them credit for. I realised this when our Australian cattle dog was 9 weeks old. I rolled a ball and it went under the couch, the little guy walked around the couch to see if it came out on the other side. I was stunned! Today he knows the name of every toy we gave one, he understands complicated instructions about when he is expected to do something and makes decisions based on choices you give him. He taught me so much and I already fear the day we have to part.
my mum has a cattle dog and he also knows the name of all toys, family/friends/regular delivery people, places in the home, and dogs and cats within his circle.
My neighbor was having a heart issue and could not get to her medication, the dog came to my house and kept barking until I came out, and insisted I follow her, and led me to my neighbor, we are more than an are apart.. That wasn't the only time that dog did something amazing.
I grew up with a border collie and spent my entire youth running through forests with her and just hanging out. She was so crazy smart compared to other dogs. You could see in her eyes that she understood stuff. A look of knowledge or understanding that a lot of dogs don't have.
I know exactly what you mean; I've seen that look of understanding so many times and I know she knew what I was saying. It's incredible how in sync they can be with us.
Same with our Border. She was so sweet. My step father brought home a tiny dumped kitten and my one year old cat was ticked. The cat was ruffing up the kitten and the dog would come running to rescue the kitten after hearing anything which sounded like distress. Since the kitten was not weaned, he wanted to suckle on everything. The dog offered herself as a surrougat and let the kitten try to nurse on her. I miss that sweet girl.
My god. My Service Dog Katie and I could have told you far more than this story does. Katie is a Golden Retriever Service Dog that knows more than some people I know. I don’t have to use commands with her. If I need her to bring me something like the remote she knows the remote and will pick it up carefully and will bring it straight to me. She knows me definitely better than any person ever could know me. It’s incredible
We had a dog, he didn’t know he was a dog, he thought he was just little children he would climb up and down the slide, he put his front paws on the swing and walk back and forth…he only barked backed twice in his 10 years with us, he barked at a snake in the back yard, he was warning us….and once there was a man climbing over the back yard fence, we loved him so much, sadly he died…broke my heart
sorry to hear about your loss but it’s not a loss he has a amazing human his whole life be happy i fear the day i have to go through this much love ur pup is up in heaven with all the friends swinging around lol have s nice day thankyou for sharing
I have taught my Golden Retriever to do this same thing to a different degree. She knows the names of many toys and goes to find them in other areas of the house. Not just 2 or 3. Probably 20-30. I work on gaining and keeping her attention more than anything else, and it allows us to communicate pretty effectively. The best part of this whole thing is that she seems to truly be proud of herself for understanding what I am asking her to do. Really neat to know that someone has been studying this behavior.
Awesome! I had Golden Retriever decades ago and she was amazing! Hugh vocabulary and understanding. One of her many task was retrieving the daily newspaper; delivering to my mother; then, mother told her to take the newspaper to grandparents who lived next door. She was so proud to complete this task daily. When grandparents finished; they would tell her to take paper home.....and she would! She was accustomed to my car being parked in certain place recognizing that I was home. On the occasion when running home to leave again and not parking in usual space; she would sit in the "at home space" and bark. I miss her so much....an amazing dog and friend. Enjoy yours!
I lost my best friend last November and I still miss him every day, talk to him often and coming home from work and not having him greet me is still heart breaking. They really are family 👪
My Aunt had a small black lab mix named Sam. In the 60's/70's he would get up in a chair by her record player and softly whine. Until she put on her Tammy Wynette album/song "stand by your man." Once she put the song on, he would stand on his hind legs and "perfectly sing along" (howls) to the song. Was so funny and so smart. He also was so smart in many ways! I could tell him "go find the kids" and he would go thru the neighborhood to find my cousins and "herd" them home❤. He was very loving and sensitive, too. He loved praise but if someone talked to him in a tone that sounded that they were "disappointed" in him he would get sad and find a corner to "pout" in. Until one of us came and gave him lovies and cuddles❤
Sometimes I feel like my dog knows how i'm feeling, and to be honest they seem to be the most warm and understanding animals that i've ever met. They always want to spend time with you and are the best friends u could ask for.
My dog, Molly (she passed in July), always knew when I was sad. I never had to say anything. She would make it a point to stay near me all day. Sweetest baby ever!
Almost anyone who has a dog knows full well how clever, aware, sentient and loving all dogs are. My dog has learned, by herself, to distinguish dozens of tv ads apart from the first two or three words of their script, or notes of a jingle. Some ads she barks at and some she wags at but she is always accurate and consistent. She too knows every one of her 100+ toys, and she has taught herself to step straight into her quite complicated harness with no help or prompting.
Yet certain countries still slaughter them for food. One in particular hangs them up and beats them while they are still alive because they think it makes the meat more tender.....
@@drizzle952 I know. That's why I donate money to animal protection charities, and do my darnedest to fight evil people who abuse such pure and innocent souls. If I had a lot of money I would have my own rescue organisation, but I do the best I can.
I had a lab mix that loved holidays.especially Halloween and Christmas. Halloween when the kids would come to the door, she would help me greet them, didn't bark at them or try to run just kind of said hello in her dog way. At Christmas she loved opening her presents. My kids & would always sit around the room and take turns opening gifts so everyone could see. When Kasey got her gift open, she would go around the room and show it to everyone. She took her turns just like everyone else. She was a sweet special dog.
Ours took his own bag around the neighborhood and went trick or treating alone. The neighbors obliged him and gave him treats. Cabin fever in Alaska brings humans a little closer to pets.
I just lost my little dog, she was my purpose and I was her universe. We dog lovers know without scientific proof that they hold the key to real true love. I am so lucky to have been so loved.
My little girl Amy (beloved friend) will be 18n years old this year. She is very smart and we have spent a lot of time together, train/play. Amy can sit, stay, down, come, fetch, shake, sit up and dance all by sign language I made up. She is my soul mate and I hate any time I have to be away from her. I have never won a staring contest with her. I ask her to wink and sometimes she does it. lol I always try to come up with something new to teach her as its like play time for the both of us. I LOVE Amy!!!
My rescue dog, Teddy, is mostly border collie with some Rotty and Shepherd in him. He has to kiss me all of the time, he just adores me!! The sweetest dog I have ever had and loves to jump up and hug me! From heaven, I swear!
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Bdias. Lo creo, he tenido, perros , y periquitos muy inteligentes.
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This is so incredible that a dog could learn that much words and a human realizes that. RIP both of them :(
I don't believe in evolution
02:50 WOW hes telling her when shes on the right one! LOL Notice she goes tot he wrong one! but when on the right one YER that means pick it up! LOL His voice changes! He give sit away!
Wow, she trained that sweet old man to buy her all those different toys. Amazing.
She trained that old man to write a book about her 😂
Read more books, it'll do you good😉@RepentandbelieveinJesusChrist.
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For those of you wondering, she outlived her owner by over a year. RIP both of them ❤
That’s sad, I’m sure she missed him terribly.
man, loss is such a hard part of life. its immeasurable and intolerable. RIP indeeed.
That's heartbreaking. Poor wee Chaser. 😢
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They forgot to show the most amazing thing that Chaser did: the old doctor scattered all 1000+ dog toys around his house, and then told her to fetch a specific toy. The test was tricky because he used a new name he never taught her, and had put a new toy somewhere in the house. She went around the house, looking at the various toys, and eventually decided to pick up the new toy. She deduced that the unfamiliar word must be the name of the new toy. She's an incredible dog!
That’s amazing. What a great dog.
@Mal Theri smarter than me!
@UCWQVeY9F7GIMUyOW8ftrTVw who cares? Obviously she forced her computer to override that…? Most people write alot as alot…..
Ok. Yeah. Years ago, Neil Degrasse Tyson did a vid of her doing the exact same. Thought this was her.
Wow I would fail that test.
I am honored to have Dr Pilley At Wofford College in the 1980s as a professor. He was a great teacher
Lucky you! What do you remember about him the most?
Wanted to know that too.@@parisattic
@@SpamtonWhitKROMERS 🥰 Great minds
“When dogs look at you, they are hugging you with their eyes.” That’s the best thing I’ve heard in a long time.
😭💗💗 I love staring into my dogs eyes, they are so precious
This
Yes. Love to my Bella and all the doggies everwhere😊
But what if the dog is sizing you up with his eyes, as he plans the best way to attack you?
Yea, uhh, within K9s, direct eye contact can be a sign of threatening behavior.
No doubt some of the things were amazing, but it gets a little goofy at times.
"Hugging you with eye contact" is silly.
My senior dog lost his hearing two years ago and I've taught him sign language and I was shocked at how easy it was. He now looks to my hands to see what I'm telling him. This dog also saved my life when he was 6 months old. We have a tight bond but the last 6 months or so I cry just at the thought of losing him.
Sorry for ur loss .. I miss my old Dog too 😢
They will always truly be man’s best friend!
Ya I can't wait to go to doggy heaven!
Putting my lab down was literally the hardest thing I've had to do in my entire life. Worse than burying both parents, and I loved them more than anything.
No amount of preparation is enough. You will not be prepared for it. . . .When he said ' do they love us or is it a scam ' I just lol-ed, it's the ultimate bond.
I used to have a German Shepherd. She was smarter than most humans, with a wicked sense of humor. If we were late feeding her, she would get her food dish and throw it at us. She could snag snowballs out of the air and sling them right back at the person throwing them. She would also get her leash and walk herself. Gosh, I could go on forever about her. I miss her.
Had my Shepherd for 13 years.
He's been gone for a decade now.
Hole in my heart forever.💔
have two German Shepards myself.....smarter than most humans as well. i learn something new from them every day.
What was her name?
your dog wasn't smarter than any human
The fact that she could throw snowballs stands out above any dog ive ever encountered
My service dog died yesterday. But damn it, we saw incredible things with him. The link with a service dog is something I cannot explain.
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No need to explain. I understand completely. Best friend I will ever have had. One day we will meet again. And so will the 2 of you. They can never be replaced.
It's sad that humans out live our dog friends. I like to think it's so we get another chance to enjoy another one. But what do I know, I'm just human.
Sorry for your loss 💔
Mark Twain said "The more I get to know people, the better I like dogs." I enthusiastically agree.
I'm with Mark Twain!
It's because your dog can't talk/communicate lol. I think we'd feel differently about them if they could.
@@reignman30 They can definitely communicate, just not in a way we're used to.
@@reignman30 wrong
This is even worse than vegan community 😂
The fact that's his owner at 86 can still get down on his knees like that is a miracle within itself
Yeh I thought that myself.
I practice squatting every day to stay flexible. It's actually very comfortable, as all toddlers know before we put them in chairs.
@@TerriblePerfection it's not the squatting, it's getting back up!🤣
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That was my immediate thought! Wish I still could.
Can we talk about the 86 year old owner, moving so nimbly and sharp as a tack? How enriching each was to the other's lives. Great story!
This is straight to the point
he can't be that smart if he does not wear a seat belt or restrain the dog
These two are reunited in heaven. RIP Chaser and Professor Pilley ❤
May they be with Allah. Forever.
Aw. I was wondering. God bless them both.
I believe we see our pets in Heaven. ❤
About 12 years ago, our elderly akita had to have emergency bloat surgery. He had a 50/50 chance of surviving, but he made it through the surgery. The vet called us after the surgery, telling us that we could come back into the recovery room to see him.
When we entered the room, Jake was deep asleep, since he was still coming out of anesthesia. His eyes were closed tight. But within a few moments, his eyes cracked open. And as soon as he saw us there with him, his heart rate went NUTS. You could hear the beeping on the monitor going crazy.
I knew that Jake loved us before that moment, but as long as I live, I will never forget the sound of that beeping, his heart going crazy for us.
WE SPENT THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS TRYING MAKE WILLY WELL...THE DOCTOR SAW HIM EVERYDAY FOR WEEK....I THINK THE VET WAS HINTING TO PUT WILLY TO SLEEP.... NO WAY COULD I DO THAT, BUT HE DIED ANYWAY....2 YEARS AGO AND STILL CRY FOR HIM
❤ Great story, thanks for sharing. There is nothing in the world like the love of a dog and his/her owner. You will never find more loyalty!
That literally made me cry - beautiful story... thank you for loving Jake like you do
@@ThePHYLI’m crying right now for mine I just lost a couple of hours ago. I miss him so much already and hate that tomorrow when I wake up he’s not going to be here.
@@Nicky-19 I am so sorry for ur loss! I've 2 dogs of my own & I'd be a fool & I'd be lying to u if I've never thought bout the day that I've to say goodbye to my 2 dog sons Gizmo & Luchi 😭😭😭 Again so sorry for ur loss my friend, hope u will feel & get better soon friend. Stay safe & god bless.
This guy teaches his dog better than most parents teach their kids in a lifetime
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The guy is a psychology professor, in fact.
Yes you are right
yeah kids suck.
Yes, who invests 5 hours/d only for teaching? Most time goes for cuddling.
When my Dad passed away, his biggest wish was to be home with our dog by his side. Our amazing dog Cody put his teddy bear on my Dad's arm and his head on my Dad's chest while Dad passed. Since then, our dog has saved my life numerous times when my blood sugar crashed into the 20s-30s. Cody is our little hero, my shadow everywhere
I go, and my best friend. 🐕💗
Here I am just sobbing buckets after reading your comment. BEAUTIFUL, WONDERFUL! TRUE! Those who know dogs know that they give the most unselfish love of all! Bless you and your family!
Hello Julie how are you doing today
My dog lay on the part of my stomach where I needed surgery
Ok a year later and here I am sobbing over your story. I hope you’re doing well. ❤
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My Deepest Condolences 💐
Please 🙏🏽 take care of yourself 🥰 I’ve been Type 1 Diabetic
70 Years just had my Anniversary in June 2024‼️
Stay Blessed Always 🥰
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You don't question your dog's loyalty, you accept it. It is a gift from God.
As my uncle pointed out dog is God backwards they warn and protect us will give they're lives for us without question only fair to live them back the same way unconditionally
@@DjDiamstatOfficialBeautiful. I like that. Shalom.
Not all dogs are loyal. Some have killed their owners.
It's a gift from dog. Don't disparage your dog by crediting something else for their kindness.
American Dogs its Jesus. Middle east, its Allah.
He says his dog has the capabilities of a two-year-old. I’ve never met a two year old who was so well-behaved! That dog clearly has more emotional maturity than many adults I’ve met.
Absolutely! I say our standard poodle has the intelligence of a 3-5 year old child. They are definitely much smarter and well behaved than a 2 year old.
The video is not talking about emotional maturity. But I agree with your comment.
@@TrickDogWin AMEN! And dogs have a natural intuition. I always trust my dogs reaction to people!!
@@gloriamaryhaywood2217 oh boy. Be careful with that. Dogs are clueless to what you are thinking, they go off body language, which is something you have 100% control over expressing. Dogs only know what you telegraph from a mile away.
@@hicknopunk My own intuition is very strong and on Point itself! But the dogs that I've had during my life seem to pick up hidden negative aspects as well! For instance some person at a social gathering can suddenly give me the creeps, without doing or saying anything out of the Norm. Without fail, later on I'll find out that the creeps I felt were more than justified!
My grandfather and father were dairy farmers. My granddad’s Border collie Shep I believe essentially knew conversational English. You could say to her “Hey, Shep, go down to the end of the pasture and make sure we got them all,” and she would go and do it. She probably saved his life once: He had gone into a small paddock where he kept a bull to fill the bull’s water trough. The bull knocked him to the ground and was beginning to strike at his chest with its hooves. Shep slipped under the fence, fastened her teeth onto the bull’s tail, and held on tight until the bull decided to go after her instead. She held on, according to my grandfather’s story, and he was able to roll away and escape while the bull chased his tail. At a strategic moment, Shep let go and darted away. She lived to be 17, or so they told me; I was a child when she died.
That's an amazing story. Thanks for sharing!
That's awesome
That's the key to longevity: activity. Inside only dogs live literally half as long.
@@richsackett3423 Makes notes "be lazy fck to get off this stupid globe forcing us all into worse and worse indentured servitude for 1% of the population that does not even deserve the air they polluted and breathe"...
Very good!
I hope this is, was, a true story so I wont feel so ridiculous for getting the chills. :) There's no mystery as to why dogs are considered mens best friend.
Anyone who has spent any real time with dogs, and paid attention to their feelings and emotions, should have no doubt in the level of understanding and intelligence that dogs possess. They understand so much of what's going on. Maybe even more than us sometimes, because they're more in tune with body language and energy that someone exhibits. Dogs are sometimes able to sense dangerous intentions from a stranger before we do. Or when you're sad or upset, they understand it. They know SO much about what's going on.
So very true.
Totally agree! I think they pick up on unexpressed emotion more than we do, certainly expressed emotion! Their instinct is still so raw and humans have lost those capabilities. We have also lost our humanity, dogs have not, they will always be loyal and empathetic towards humans, even those that mistreat them ❤
Very true. This applies to all animals.
The pain of losing your furry best friend is the worst pain ever!!
"You cannot share your life with a dog ... or a cat, and not know perfectly well that animals have personalities and minds and feelings." - Jane Goodall
I can't tell you how IRRITATING it is when I hear people pondering about whether or not your pet "really loves you". We've gone to the moon, but we're still wondering if animals have feelings?? Lmao WTF
Totally agree 100%
My Beautiful Girl Shepherd
New every word
From small to big stick
Back of ute or inside the car
Have a bath , she went to the bathroom Sat there and waited for me.
She knew back from front door
We played hide and seek and tip, a chasing game, and All normal dog commands, she didn't wag her tail around the coffee table as not to wipe things off it.
She knew the English language.
One of the purest souls I've ever had the pleasure of knowing.
Australian champion 3 years running also. How Blessed are we to experience such pure divine Love ❤
I have a 13-year-old Staffordhire Bull Terrier. I am 82 and have had her since she was six weeks old. I've always treated her as a companion, not just a dog, and talk to her as if she is just a house mate. She understands literally hundreds of words, I never issue "commands", and talk to her as if she's a human being. I have no choice, come to think of it, often enough I don't have anyone else to talk to for days! I am still gobsmacked every day how she responds to "ordinary" conversation and seems to pick up meanings. You only have to look into a dog's eyes and see there's a BRAIN at work in their heads!
Leo I wasn't aware that a dog could live that long. You said the dog was 13 years old and you're 82, Oh come on...
@@paulatwood998 You need to read again... your comment helps no one. Be kinder, life is to short. Enjoy your life.
Leo, I am happy to hear you have such a Awesome Companion. Thank you for sharing your Comment. Peace to All.
@@paulatwood998 🇬🇧 What!! Leo is stating he has has the dog since it was a pup, now 13 years old. That isn't difficult to understand now is it! It isn't very nice being flippant, but it makes a person look stupid when the are wrong because they didn't take the time to interpret correctly was said. It doesn't cost anything to be kind.
@@paulatwood998 He was 69 years old when he acquired her. What’s so hard to understand about that?🙄
Sheep and cattle dogs are very intelligent. In New Zealand there is a dog trainer who has taught dogs to drive a car. These dogs were rescued from animal shelters. He has done this to bring awareness to homeless dogs.
Can they drive a stick?
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I love the movie babe.
they did a tv show about that guy about 10 years ago, was ace to watch, can't remember the name though sadly
Toonces the driving cat can drive too!
We had a farm dog (when I was a kid) that could open and close doors, turn faucets with levers on an off. Light switches. Could go to the store by herself and fetch the grocery basket. She slept in her own person bed and could pull up the covers. Could fetch farm tools, could count up to ten in barks, watch tv for hours, liked to listen to the radio, see herself in the mirror, sing, laugh when you tickled her. Walk on two legs. Amazing dog. Animals way smarter than people ever can imagine.
O my god. Must have been great being with her around.
Your dog can drive?
Bruh that is your wife ?
if only all women were that obedient
What kind of doggie??
I wish they would have had the talk buttons to play and speak with each other! What a beautiful bond
The thing about them “hugging you with their eyes” melted my heart. There are times I’m walking my little dog and she just stares up at me while we walk. In fact she was just doing it 😭💕💕💕
i just cried
Cats do that, too. They stare and then do a quick blink called Kitty Kiss
@@selectiveoutrage6617 I told my husband several times that our Yorkie winks at me. I also have a blue nose that’ll hug me. I love my babies.
yes and when they lower their ears with endearment its so sweet
@@selectiveoutrage6617 😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣 sureee cats love their owners as much as dogs
I’m not only amazed by this dog but also his 86 year old agile owner!
Dumping out those toys quickly, bending down, sorting them out.
I’ve seen some 60 year olds that are in worse shape 😅
Well,I am just a Country Boy.I grew up on a farm full of all kinds of animals. Since I was an only child,the only companion I had was my dog.It was as a small child and a little puppy. For myself,the dog was a replacement for the brother or sister I didn't have.We learned to speak together.The bond was so strong that it transcended the physical. We were bound together by a magic silver cord!
That's beautiful ❤️
So true, they bond to our souls...
It's great that your pet provided such wonderful companionship for you growing up.
@@seviregis7441 The really strange thing about it was that it was not an accident that we were together. It was meant that this little boy should not be alone,but to have a furry companion that was naturally devoted to him. Just as this was true about millions of other children and their pets around the world! We are not meant to be alone. And better than that,but there is a great blue marble of a planet. It is Eden and a Paradise, inhabited by a diverse family of beings in the air,on the land and in the sea. It truly IS a biosphere of Life,
@@stefanhall3219 Hi Stephan! Are you single? Near 70, I am still single. Just never found the right guy, that knew dogs were the best thing since buttered bread. Living in the mountains of Colorado, I'm still waiting.😊💕
He is in great shape for an 86 year old here. Getting on the ground with Chaser, getting back up again, the way he talks.
Every dog owner has experienced some level of their dogs intelligence and it is a wonderful feeling to see their understanding
Dogs are as smart as their owners. Lol
10:08 ❤
My 12yr old Cattle dog has a large vocabulary. We bonded immediately when I rescued her from a shelter at 7 months old. She is the most social dog I've ever had. She is the reason I have more friends in my neighborhood than ever before. She is the reason I have my own successful dog walking and sitting business. Everybody calls me the dog whisperer like Cesar Milan, but she is the real ⭐ star!!!
I’ve had my dog for 3 years now and walk him at least once a day. It’s a wonderful way to meet your neighbors and get exercise.
You’re so fortunate to e able to spend so much time with dogs.
They can sure make us look good, can't they?
Your are truly blessed 😇
Anyone that lives closely with a dog and invests time to really get to know them personally knows how intelligent they are. And, no, when you leave and are met at the door by a welcoming and excited dog, it’s not that they want you to feed them or scam you, it means they missed you and are glad you are home again because they really love you. Dogs can remember a person they love after years of separation. God bless them. They are wonderful companions and personal friends to people that treat them well, just like most humans.
When I met my wife she had a American eskimo. She told me it was smart but untrainable. Within a month I had that dog doing amazing things. It was the smartest dog I had ever seen. My guess is that dog do three or 400 words. If my wife said after dinner take out the garbage and walk the dog, if I picked up the leash the dog would go sit by the garbage can to remind me to take out the garbage. That dog also taught me some things. It taught me different bark for different things he wanted. A short shot bark meant come here I need you.two short barks ment water. He did not have a good sense of smell but he could hear her car 3 minutes before she got home. He continued to learn new words right up to his old age.
I have raised these dogs for years. They are truly intelligent and capable of understanding many commands.
Beautiful, he has taught her like a child. She is loved and treated like his child. Wish more people cared and loved their pets like this. Alll a pet needs is a loving home. We need to respect creatures more. Stop the abuse of animals, and ADOPT ADOPT ADOPT Shelters are full and there are so many wonderful souls waiting for a loving home.
What's amazing is this 86 year old is in such great shape..both mentally and physically...😍
I know! It’s cool that he is so playful and active!
or got a crush or sum shi 💀💀
I met my 98 year old great grandma once as a kid. Sweetest person I ever met. She was very active and thoughtful. She lived a long happy life.
Yeah it definitely is...others can also if they stay active their whole lives and lucky enough.
@@AnchovyButterChickenOfficial u a fool 😂
Having lived with dogs for nearly 70 years, I know first hand how brilliant dogs ARE. I rescue dogs, "mean, stupid, vicious,..." or other disparaging words used to describe the rescued dogs, that are by all definition, Einsteins waiting to happen. Love, patience, trust, understanding, and believing are what make these dogs, WONDER DOGS!!!
Some idiot dumped a dog on my farm 5 years ago. He finally came up to the house and let me talk to and feed him. He has been with me ever since. We’ve walked over 5000 miles together now - best dog, no - best friend i’ve ever had. 😊
and as you are well aware ... dogs respond to their environment (just as humans do). If a dog is "mean .. vicious" .. that comes from the "owners" .. it's not the dogs fault
Amen!
I know what you mean. Had several rescue dogs from brilliant to stupid, but all sweet. Most amazing was the dog we adopted at age 8/9. She was intelligent, not because we taught her things but she communicated. One day I came home and she greets me at the door, wagging her tail but showing her teeth. It took me a moment to understand she was trying to smile at me. She had comprehended that people show their teeth at each other to show pleasure and was copying that behavior. A rescue dog that had been abused for 8 years in her life producing puppies. It was not taught behavior, it was intelligence. I have had 4 dogs since her (older rescues). All sweet, but I have never seen a dog as intelligent as she was. Einstein happens.
Better than Humain in many fields ...
31 years I've never lived without a dog...and I never will! Love them so much
I just wish they lived as long as we do. 😥
I cannot imagine being without a dog
they are heaven sent frl
love the profile pic
That is fantastic. But I haven't been able to get another dog after my Rottweiler Buddy passed away a few years ago. He was with me for 17 years. And when he died, I thought I would die too. He was not just a pet... He was family. The reason I have not gotten another dog is #1, he could never be replaced and #2, I don't want to go through that pain of losing another dog again. I know that sounds crazy but I still cry when I think of him or look at his house and toys 😥
Animals can have the aha moment too. The moment they understand what you said. If you pay attention you can see when it happens. Reinforce the moment with great joy and praise. They will never forget it.
He picked the right kind of dog to teach...border collies are amazingly smart!!
i had one back years ago, and i called her 'scary smart'.
Border collies ARE the smartest dogs in the world!
@@foxtrotjulietbravo5536 that Exactly True friend
It was no accident.
My dog 🐕 is an 11 lb mutt. She looks like she might have some chihuahua and minerure pincher in her. Just a little bit. She's so smart. I saw this episode many years ago. So when I got my Luna, I started teaching her words like names of her toys, names of people. She learns so fast!!🤯🤯
She picks the right toys, she goes to the person you tell her to go to without pointing at them. I've never used any rewards for this kind of learning. It's crazy how clever she is🤯🤯❤❤❤
I grew up in a dysfunctional family, and then we got her, she's the angel that brought love to our home. I probably wouldn't be here in this world if not for her. Now a decade later we have 5 angels including her children and grandchildren (or grandpups). She's older now but she's still with us spreading love 😘😘😘 ❤️❤️
This is so sweet.. thank you for sharing this ☺️
I'm glad you stayed! I hope you are in a safe place in your life. Dogs can be so healing!
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That was great to hear
@@mistyyvonnesmith cats too 🧡
What a beautiful, old man & his equally wonderful dog. Few people have the patience to spend so much time working with their dog, let alone a man in his eighties. RIP to both hear beautiful souls & I’m sure they were reunited in the afterlife. These two fair made me tear up, their bond was so special. This was a truly heartwarming story! 💕
Yes so sad to hear of their deaths I hope when the owner died someone special took chaser and played with hier
Nose paw pickup! lol dogs do that!
@@aretebigears1025 Lived on for an additional year with the wife, and daughters. "[Chaser] is buried with the other Pilley dogs, sprinkled with John Pilley's ashes"
@@danquaylesitsspeltpotatoe8307 you miss the greater picture
@@StudiofortheSoul The greater picture being the dog doesnt actually know most of it? and these "experts" did extremely poor INVLAID work. Why is the dog looking at the wrong thing for all that time? then when on the right thing the voice commands change and give it away?
theres intentional thought and understanding behind those beautiful eyes, remarkable.
Dogs are angels sent from heaven.❤
Lol you're silly
no, dogs were custom designed by man here on earth :D
People get attacked and sometimes killed by dogs.
There are way too many dogs and their population should be decreased
Odd thing to say, I do love dogs though 🖤
I work at a dog store an old man like him comes up to me wanting to see one of our dogs, a Boston terrier pug mix. He loved the dog so much he wanted to take her home but he didn't have the money for it. He left saying I'll figure it out. 2 days later he returns goes back to being with the dog and says "I have a friend coming with a deposit" apparently he got his therapist to bring the money so he could have the dog. After hearing that we lowered the price for the dog and he almost cried saying "thank you so much" I could tell he is not well health wise but he was such a sweet man. He told me that "if I die my family will take care of her" which after watching this reminded me of him. I hope Dale is doing well with his lil cutie. He even named her after me. Sorry had the feelings💚
Don’t you dare say sorry for sharing that wonderful story
Aww
🥰 warm and fuzzy. Thanks for sharing!
The dude died in his house and the dog ate him once it ran out of food. Happens all the time.
That's so wonderful! Thank you for sharing that story. And here I am crying again. 🥹
My in-laws always say their lab is soooo smart. I never thought to much about it...until a few months ago! We went to visit my in-laws, and while we were there my husband was telling his father that he can never keep track of his pocketknives and was bummed for losing his last one. All of sudden, Bailey, the lab jumped up and started sniffing the couch and would not stop. Assuming Bailey had a toy stuck under it, my husband extended the recliner on the couch and crawled under to see what Bailey was fussing about. Sure enough, his knife was right there!! He pulled it out and Bailey just lay back down, like no big deal. It was amazing. I never would have believed it if I didn't see it myself. What's even crazier is that 6 months before, we lived with them while our new house was being built. That is when my husband probably dropped his pocketknife. So, she knew it the entire time was there and didn't react until Justin started complaining about it. Such a smart GURL!!
Wow
My dog, at 7 months old, alerted me to the fact that my husband had had a stroke and was having a seizure, saving his life. This was at 2:00 a.m. she was making noises and sitting with all 4s on his chest. She's an Australian Koolie and oh so smart. She's had no training for this. She is a Therapy Dog and did this again when a woman that was checking into her program. Thibodeaux was resting by me when she suddenly jumped up and ran toward the woman and that woman suddenly fell over as she had a seizure. 911 was called and the woman recovered. She's been written up in a magazine and honored by our town, Sandy, Utah and by the Utah Chapter of the American Red Cross at a banquet for 14 other Everyday Heroes...she was the only animal. I'm very proud of her and she's the sweetest and smartest dog ever...no training for this; it's just built in.
My grand parents had a dog named general and he knows not to be on the couch but when my grandparents went up stairs he would jump up to be by me he will and get down when he heard them about to come downstairs? During the Winter he would sneak my coat off the couch and wrap himself in it😂 because I would give him the most attention and love. So anything that had my scent on it he would lay on.
Awesome!!!🎉🎉🎉😮
Koolies are so darn beautiful!
My dog “Little”, a Black n Tan mix, told me with noises & actions, my toddler grand daughter had got out the back door… Little, was not taking NO for an answer and forced me to the kitchen where I saw a 3 yr old blonde head run by the door… she had just learned to open a door knob… and had put her jacket on… we all lived together at the time, I worked nights and daughter worked days and Little had duty 24-7. My grand daughter and I are best friends these days and we often fondly remember Little. Love this 60 Min story!
Our beautiful dog loves Christmas. Last year, as we were all getting our presents from under the tree, she sat quietly in the background. When her name was called she got up excitedly to collect her gift. She would take it back to her spot whist someone ‘helped’ her unwrap it. Each time her name was called she did the same thing. She knew she was included in the festivities of receiving gifts. She is one of our children.
That's so cute!! She must feel very loved!
I do this with mine!! They love presents. They understand them completely.
That was so sweet.
Absolutely wonderful Our furry kids really know. When I come back from work etc our two dogs sit very excited to see what’s inside my bags and are delighted when their name is called to get “new toy” or “yummy biscuit” etc When I say “letters to give to Dad” That is their favourite … the responsibility of doing a good job makes our dogs really happy and proud of themselves.
My dog wants to "unwrap" all the presents🎁!!!
True. I was training my pup who liked to run away and would never respond to "Stop! stop! Come come here!"
Then one day though we lived in the country never much traffic, I heard a car and Oh my god! She was running too far ahead,
I screamed "Stop Sheba stop then *FREEZE!!* She froze in her tracks, never moved an inch.
I realized she could sense my emotion. And knew I meant Don't you move!
From that day on though she would freeze every time, very smart, and funny.
I miss terribly she was 17 years old.
Had a dog named freeze. When u shouted that in a public park people would freak
Tess Sanders, I had a shi tzu and terrier mixes & they were that same exact way. They could sense my emotion and would stop immediately. When I took them to a huge soccer park in town, I'd let them off leash because no one was around and when they went too far I'd whistle real loud and they'd turn & come back my direction. They didn't always listen well but when we were outside in public, they were always on leash.
Mine immediately freeze when I say coyote. Hope THAT continues👍🏻
Hey! I had a very similar situation with a dog friend of mine. My friend and her sister went to the gym and left me their dog with me to take her for a walk. When I did (the stupid mistake), of leaving her without leash, she started run towards the street. I ran to her, very afraid that she could ran towards the cars. When I finally screamed in fear she understood, she froze and wait for me. I swear it was one of the biggest fear I had on my life. I would be very heartbroken, to bring a dead dog to my friends because she would be hit by a car. Fortunately, she understood, she froze and waited for me sitting in place. Man, whenever I'll have a dog friend by myself alone, I will never ever leave the leash. That was a special lesson that I have learned.
When a dog is truly part of the family and is included in everything possible its intelligence becomes evident. Those of us who truly love and pay attention to our dogs understand that dogs have a full range of emotions and love us in the purest way possible.
I have three dogs, and they know they can look at me wanting something, and they turn their head a certain way, I will look at them and say show me, and they won’t go show me. I think my dogs are very smart and they understand a lot more than we know.
yes
Yes….. they dream also!❤
Dogs smell, ruin things and are dangerous.. Cats rule 😎😽
You are right on.
I’m amazed by this beautiful human.
I remember an old couple who lived in the next street from me. They had a border collie - known to be intelligent dogs - called Elvis (they had rescued him - the name wasn't their choice). He was the smartest dog I ever met. If you were in the garden and asked him to fetch something from inside the house (he couldn't see it, so pointing was of no help), he would always bring the correct thing. He could do this with dozens of items. So not only did he know what you wanted, he knew how to find it. He was very funny. If he wanted food, he would bring you his metal bowl from the kitchen and bang it on the wall. Great dog.
Our yorkie used to do that with his bowl too but he’d pick it up & throw it over & over!
Yep, a friend had a miniature Golden Retriever, which he wasn't, he grew to 70 Lbs, but he also knew his toys by name, a new one every month and the dog would always fetch the correct toy. He worked with the dog, just like this guy, so it's a matter of time and training, like a child. I have neighbors that rescued 2 dogs, they are large, never walked and just bark, it's a pity.
Elvis is a fantastic name
I had a Schnauzer, poodle mix and she did the same thing. If she wanted water she would bring her water bowl, and if she wanted food she'd bring me her food bowl.If she wanted to play in the water, shed bring her favorite stick . If she wanted to play tug a war shed bring her rope toy. I still miss her everyday
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Anybody who loves a dog knows how smart and emotionally bonded dogs can be ..
Yup, my dog knows what I'm going to do next before I think it's even occurred to me. Apparently, he's picking up on subconscious cues that I don't even realize I'm exhibiting.
Yes, this is not news to me. I watch dog channels on YT all the time, especially huskies, and they know a lot of the same things that Chaser does. My cockapoo picked up my commands when she was only around 5 or 6 weeks old. She saw me getting water from the faucet once and she went straight over to it and looked up at it the next time she wanted water. Poodles are smart too.
@@wildanimus2559 My Husky did that too. I couldn’t believe it. She anticipated what I was going to do and I barely began to think about it.
True. That applies to most animals. It's why I could never eat them. Pigs are even smarter than dogs, which makes it so much more insane and heart wrenching that they're some of the most abused and subjugated animals on the planet.
Flanagan..who's not
I have a jack russell that I’ve had since Sept of 2013 . He was 5 weeks old . I’ve always talked to him in full sentences and I don’t think he’s ever left my side . He’s always with me . If I’m going to the store I’ll say Eddie, do you wanna go to the store with me ? He will instantly jump up and be excited and when we get to the garage he waits for me to say which car or truck we are taking . So I’ll say Eddie , let’s got to the store , we’re taking the truck . He knows exactly what I’m saying . Same thing with everything else in life . He gets excited over Christmas presents and will unwrap new toys an treats on Christmas Day. If I say Eddie , you need a bath , he will go to the bathroom and sit on the rug until I start the bath water then he will jump in the tub. When he’s done I’ll lay a towel on the floor and he will roll around and dry hisself off . He sleeps in my bed , he has a small pillow that he knows is his. He gets under the covers by himself . I can go on and on about how smart he is . I’ve always treated and talked to him like a human . He’s my little buddy . And when I tell him I love him he will come give me a hug a kisses on the hand or wrist . I’ve never really give it much thought on how smart he really is . But I trust him way more than most people . Hes 9 yrs young now and he shows no signs of slowing down . He’s a really good frisbee or ball catcher . Just a wonderful companion
I think Jack Russels are the smartest dogs. People say it is German Shepherds but I don’t think so …..it is Jack Russels for sure.
I had a jack Russell for 17 years, great dogs.
Just as special is a person that treats their dog so well and respects how smart they are, gives me hope for humanity
Ive had two Jack Russells and now have a rescue with a lot of Jack Russell in him. They are quite brilliant. I have been dealing wit major depression since the age of 12. I lived in Vermont for 10 years and was often alone. One winter when a depressive episode was bad enough to be plagued with suicidal ideation, my Jack Russell, Mr. Smee, would bark incessantly outside of the door. I thought something was wrong. It took me a while to realize that he was asking me to come outside to play. I often think the reason I am still here today is thanks to Mr. Smee.
@@elenalatici9568 I too suffer with depression and deal with panic issues everyday . But yes, they are very smart little dogs . Very easy to train , and they love to play and they demand attention all the time lol. But they are just like children . Eddie knows when I’m feeling bad and he will just lay beside me . But when im having a better day he’s ready to play . I wouldn’t know what to do without him . That was great that you rescued one . They have so much love to give .
Every person who loves his dog - you just know! No brain scan needed . If you are kind and love your dog - he will love you back .
Love you back double!
I've had two dogs in my adult life, a black lab and now a beagle . I've always treated them like my children and in return they love unconditionally, they're amazing. love your dogs folks.
Lol 😂
Love everyone! Don't limit love.
I dare say that there are some psychopaths who cannot...but these monsters ought to bbe identified and prevented from breeding.
@@acerbicatheist2893 Really, what makes you think that you are not one of them?
@@davidnight6737 yes I do! Thank you!
I think a lot of people have missed just how sentient and consious animals really are. They're smarter and more aware than we give them credit for. Hang out with them like a friend, they are one.
We're all animals.
What about sea sponges
Indistibutable, otherwise we wouldn't have an abomination such as factory farming.
@FlintSparked I have a sponge in my shower and we're EXTREMELY intimate! 😉
@@vthomas375 people gotta eat🤷🏻♂️
I dont know why but this brought me to tears. This whole episode. The bond that old man has with Chaser is so special. He really dedicated his heart to her. I hope as I get older I can keep a bond like this with my dogs.
Same.
I hope you can too, Kayla. (Beautiful name by the way, very 'exotic') :)
It was pretty ruff 🐶
@@user-yz3et4lq9y creepy
You will....remember to look into their eyes and also to smile at them when you can....I've learned my dogs actually seem reassured if I smile while looking at them. Kind regards.
This is the sweetest thing I’ve ever seen!! Made me cry when I saw in the comments were they both have passed away 😢💖💕
Dogs rule. It’s sad that this gentleman and this smart, sweet pup have since passed away. “Man’s best friend’ indeed.
Can you imagine all the conversations they're having on the other side 🙏❤️🤗 I hope they'll send me a dog that I can bond with like these two.
God bless them 😔😔😔🙏🏻 rest in peace
SO SORRY TO HEAR ILL LOSE MY ZEKE ONE DAY AND ID RATHER BE FIRST TO GO ACTUALLY
@@ZeketheDawg1 I know, but he needs you, sir. No one else can take care of him like the person who loves them like that. They can't find a better life anywhere. I know that same pain, this is what I tell myself. Nothing makes it easier but it is true.
Oh no , sorry to hear that 😔
I had a dog for 14 years.
She lived a very happy and healthy life.😌❤️ she was so smart.😢 I miss her so much😞
animals have emotions, thoughts, and memories,
people assume their reactions would have to be similar
in order for them to be intelligent, 'how ignorant are we!
My condolences to you and yours. May you find strength each day from the precious memories you shared together.
Dogs are the best people in the world!
Nine years ago we adopted an Australian Shepherd mix . His brother was adopted just before him . Last year I went to a nursery across town. The dog there started smelling my leg and wouldn't go away . His owner and I compared notes and found out our dogs were brothers. After eight years he still recognized his brothers cent .
My dog and his brother used to sneakily escape to visit each other. His brother died a year ago. Recently, I placed an englarged photo of his brother in front of my dog's face. He wagged his tail and popped his head around the back of the photo looking for the rest of him. It made me cry.
@@manichairdo9265 awwww....that breaks my heart! Animals have way more feelings than a lot of ppl give them credit for
Yeah dogs noses are pretty good. They are definitely clever too, but when the guy hides the snack and says there is no way the dog could know where it is I have my suspicions :)
@@ylvany1 They sure do. For months when we visited my son who had Buddy, my dog would look everywhere for him including the garden to no avail. Then, he'd sit at my daughter in laws feet and whine. We didn't visit too often.
The Chinese boil them alive and laugh at the same time.
I saw it in RUclips
Just saw this program on Tv - we had our Collie for 13 years and she had a HUGE vocabulary, she could read our bodylanguage and understood phrases and sentences - she also knew all her toy names - about 30 over the years. Her vocab was roughly more or less of a 2-3 year old - her reading your body language and exactly knowing what you plan to do was amazing. We missed her a lot 😰- she passed away due to old age March 2023. We treated her like a child and she knew she was our 'child' - she was a rescue dog too. We got her when she was 3 months old - previous owners wanted to put her down!!
I lost my girl Lucy in July. When they got to the part about eye contact, I lost it. Being able to look into her eyes and feeling like I was seen was one of the best feelings. I miss her all day, every day.
I'm so sorry. It is a deep loss, isn't it.
I lost my dog too this past July... He had been with my family for 15.5 years...
I'm sorry. Such a horrible pain. I lost my female Corgi the same day Queen Elizabeth passed. I want to believe they are together since she loved Corgis. My Lily Bird was a sweet thing and trilled like she was singing. I miss her.
@@1abc219 All my sympathy.
@@1abc219 Aww I'm sorry. I was hoping for 15 years with Lucy but I only got 13. She got an aggressive cancer. How was your dog in the end?
My son had a shepherd husky mix. He trained it to do obstacle courses and to know certain words etc. Then my son got married and the dog lived with my son and his wife. All of a sudden one day the dog started shadowing the wife like crazy. He wouldn't let her out of his sight and he was always as close as he could get to her. When she found out she was pregnant we knew why. 9 months later she couldn't sleep one night. Every time she opened her eyes the dog was sitting by the bed staring at her. She would tell him to go lay down. He would lay down right there by the bed. She tried to go back to sleep but again would open her eyes and there was the dog inches from her face staring at her. She finally got up to go to the bathroom and her water broke. The dog knew she was in labor before she did.
Wow. It's like the dogs I've heard about that can detect cancer, and other medical issues. Fascinating.
That’s actually really gross
@@ejflor1313 What's gross? It's called conscientious care-taking. It's not limited to humans. Whoever raised you hopefully did that. Many people have children, spouses and family right next to them and have no clue how they're doing because they are completely detached from them. They're there physically but that's it. Have no regard or care for them whatsoever. If a living being actually caring about another is gross to you, then maybe it's because you don't understand or care about others.
I thought the baby was gonna be a dog
The dogs nose is so powerful and the hormones, I'm sure could smell it coming
Anyone who has ever trained a dog knows this stuff. Chaser might be smart but so many dogs are smart. Especially if they are worked with, interacted with and respected.
I think you’re right. Scientists are just working out what owners of cattle & sheep dogs, or people who’ve behaved towards their dog as though they are a true family member have been pretty sure of for a long time. They’re have been, and are, dogs in our extended family who were real family members. They were always at family gatherings, & when they were getting old & sick, everyone was told & came to visit before they passed away.
They still struggle with the five foot stick vs the three foot gap though. But yeah, problem solving issues aside most dogs can be trained to a degree, especially Collies.
That's what I was thinking by the end .. great science is finally catching up with what we already know..
Does "smartest dog in the world" mean anything to you? Haha
Goats can open gates and squirrels can tackle assault courses. Now that's smart.
My westie who died 4 years ago wasn’t particularly clever, but I know he loved me until his dying days because he would follow me everywhere even when his sight and joints weren’t good as they used to be due to his old age. I miss him dearly.
I am glad that dogs are finally getting the recognition that they know what's going on
There is literally not a single living being on this planet more loyal than a dog. They don't know the difference between a homeless man and an A-List celebrity. Truly mans best friend ❤
Sad
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Anyone who's truly ever loved a dog as a 'family member' not just 'a part of the family' knows how brilliant a dogs intellect is. Spend time with them and constantly teach as if a child and a dog is a continuous amazement. Every dog I've ever been blessed with each in their own right was above and beyond brilliant.
Well said
My dogs are more intelligent than most of the people I work with and it's super obvious.
Same with cats. And parrots are off the charts.
Cows and even sheep and pigeons are smarter than dogs. But we don't give enough credits to animals, just dogs.
A family member and a part of the family are the same thing!
A true pet dog entire life is about you and your mannerisms. I remember looking for my labs collar to go on a walk. I didn't mention or say anything. Suddenly I turned about to her eyes glued on me with the collar on the floor laying her head. That was amazing.
Stumbled across this, it was very fascinating.
I am blind, and I am working with my second Guide Dog.
I remember when I was in training with her, the instructors at the school said, the very same thing that our dogs are intelligent like a two or three year-old.
It’s my dog’s job to keep me safe. But I don’t tell her let’s go to the bank. It is simple, straightforward commands when we’re out walking.
A couple of things that I really appreciate about working with a dog :
If I give her a command, and she determines that it’s not safe for us, she will intelligently disobey me to keep the team safe. This is called intelligent disobedience.
The other thing that I appreciate about having a dog is that when we go places often enough, she will pattern to that place and automatically show me the door to the place whether this be a restaurant or a store that we visit frequently.
Lastly, she sees obstacles as we are walking down the sidewalk and chooses how to go around them, and we just continue on smoothly.
You're blind and typed this? Well, damn ...
Thank you for sharing.
vigal 79 I found your comment to be a fascinating addition to this video. I, too, stumbled across it and was immediately riveted! It was so fascinating and heartwarming that I hated for it to be over! Your comment was right on time, providing even more fascinating information and heartwarming anecdotes that illustrate the true intellectual capacity of man's best friend. Thank you so much for sharing! Have you ever thought of doing a vlog, blog or maybe a short documentary on this topic? I think it would be quite popular!
Thanks for sharing your experience. Of course, your dog doesn't just follow commands and instead uses reasoning; yet it's fascinating to read about your special relationship and to realize the communication and intelligence between you two. Hope you both stay safe and keep working well together!
i wish you the most happiest life that you can experience. You sound as a very intelligent person and i hope some also valuable people around you will start appreciating it and not take you for granted. Greetings from Croatia !!!
Yesterday my dog heard me crying for the first time, she ran to me, I gave her a hug and she licked the tears off of my face.
Give that dog some damn water!
@@diagnosedtopg7657 haha. And salt
@@George.Andrews. lol for real
Why what happened? Why were you crying?
@@pagexx For attention and 'likes'.
Common occurrence on these popular videos.
I've had dogs my entire life but my black lab Eddie and I were super connected.
I'll never forget the moment I got the news from the doctor while on the phone that my dad's brain tumor came back. I hung up and before I could even cry, Eddie walked up between my legs, and literally hugged me.
Having to put him down years later because of cancer was brutal. I found him running on the street. I am so glad no one responded to my signs up. I fell in love that night when he jumped in the pool with my nephew.
I have no doubt that our animals are in heaven waiting for us! ❤️
What about the animals you eat? Are they in heaven?
@@damienmartinelli2510 yes
Labs are part human... but that may not be in their favor. They are so special.
@@damienmartinelli2510 Jesus loves you
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My first dog was a collie. So intelligent and empathetic. I miss her dearly.
Honestly never needed a brain scan to tell us our dogs love us. If you have a family pet you understand the connection it's an unspoken connection
It’s the dog version of saying the sky is blue.
I did same with my rescue dog,a French Brittany Spaniel cross English Setter.Fido was 14 months old,and I started asking him to fetch items in English.We were together 24/7 and spoke to him all day long,as if he was a child.And after 5 years I could hold a conversation with him too.He was so intune with me. I am so happy I put in the years of communication with my best friend!It paid off for me.And to know my dog got the best out of the near 10 years we had together,is very special
I taught my Pitbull to pull me in my wheelchair. she knew first, second and third gears also neutral and stop. I was able to teach her left turn and right turn in two days. her entire training took one summer to master but she loved to do it and we went everywhere together for many summers. I miss that dog. she was my best friend.
Aww; what a special bond you two shared! Thank you for sharing a little bit of your story and keeping her beautiful memory alive. 🙏❤🥺
@@jewelsbarbie she will always be in my heart.
Those are smart dogs. I had one who knew bedtime. If you said it, she’d grab her bed and bring it upstairs. At 10, if we didn’t tell her, she’d grab her bed and bring it upstairs. She knew leash too. She’d grab it when we said it or being it to us when she wanted to go outside. I love Pits. They get such a bad wrap.
@@authortanajenkins yes they do. smart and very loyal dogs.
Chaser and John were from Spartanburg, South Carolina. John died in 2018 and chaser died a year later. What an inspirational video and incredible friendship.
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Thank you for the info.
You can tell he loved his profession He's still a psychologist. His passion is giving him his youthful energy.
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That was one of the best television programs I have ever seen; it deserves an award of sorts.
I started tearing up bad when they were talking about the love chemical being released when we look into our dogs eyes
Omg me too
My sisters dog is pretty smart too. I got up to get a drink and he followed me into the kitchen and stared at me while I was drinking, so I just said “are you thirsty?” and he literally nodded 🤯 so I said “okay where’s your bowl” and he walked to the other room and pawed it. So crazy.
This series was truly TechnoBlade's masterpiece
Yes...u r right
Nice one
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Excellent report. Thanks
True it's the smartest
Our gsd is a flunkie from a seeing eye org -and it was their loss bc of 11 dogs we've had in our lives, she's a real thinker and always wanting to learn about the world. Sometimes she overthinks things or confuses the situation, but she is worth all of the daily work we put into helping her learn and enjoy life!! Her life could have ended up much differently with another family bc she requires patience and understanding to assist her in daily learning and trust. She's amazing❤ and is SO loved! She's leaps behind Chaser when it comes to words she understands, but to us, she's the smartest dog we've ever known!!🥰 Aiko the wonder pup!! The Pilot Dogs trainers really let an amazing dog slip through the cracks but their loss was our HUGE gain!!❤❤❤❤❤ (Knowing her, she probably outsmarted them so she didn't have to live life with a harness and instead could instead live on acres with horses and chickens and her buddy, our cat!!😂)
Dogs are so much smarter then we give them credit for.
I realised this when our Australian cattle dog was 9 weeks old.
I rolled a ball and it went under the couch, the little guy walked around the couch to see if it came out on the other side.
I was stunned!
Today he knows the name of every toy we gave one, he understands complicated instructions about when he is expected to do something and makes decisions based on choices you give him.
He taught me so much and I already fear the day we have to part.
Hello friend how are you feeling today I hope you have a nice beautiful day?
Yes I have a dog that makes decisions based off given choices too
my mum has a cattle dog and he also knows the name of all toys, family/friends/regular delivery people, places in the home, and dogs and cats within his circle.
When I lost my Golden I grieved harder than the loss of passed loved humans. Can't explain it. Dogs are the best friends ever hands down.
My neighbor was having a heart issue and could not get to her medication, the dog came to my house and kept barking until I came out, and insisted I follow her, and led me to my neighbor, we are more than an are apart.. That wasn't the only time that dog did something amazing.
I grew up with a border collie and spent my entire youth running through forests with her and just hanging out. She was so crazy smart compared to other dogs. You could see in her eyes that she understood stuff. A look of knowledge or understanding that a lot of dogs don't have.
I know exactly what you mean; I've seen that look of understanding so many times and I know she knew what I was saying. It's incredible how in sync they can be with us.
Same with our Border. She was so sweet. My step father brought home a tiny dumped kitten and my one year old cat was ticked. The cat was ruffing up the kitten and the dog would come running to rescue the kitten after hearing anything which sounded like distress. Since the kitten was not weaned, he wanted to suckle on everything. The dog offered herself as a surrougat and let the kitten try to nurse on her. I miss that sweet girl.
@@pennyduncan6861 Dang, that's kinda crazy. I'm guessing it didn't work? Lol
@@nicolefiocco4516 For sure, but we are both mammals and share 84% of the same DNA.
@@armorykittington LOL, no.
My god. My Service Dog Katie and I could have told you far more than this story does. Katie is a Golden Retriever Service Dog that knows more than some people I know. I don’t have to use commands with her. If I need her to bring me something like the remote she knows the remote and will pick it up carefully and will bring it straight to me. She knows me definitely better than any person ever could know me. It’s incredible
We had a dog, he didn’t know he was a dog, he thought he was just little children he would climb up and down the slide, he put his front paws on the swing and walk back and forth…he only barked backed twice in his 10 years with us, he barked at a snake in the back yard, he was warning us….and once there was a man climbing over the back yard fence, we loved him so much, sadly he died…broke my heart
Sorry for your loss, I know the pain of losing one.
Sorry for your loss... I know that terrible feeling
sorry to hear about your loss but it’s not a loss he has a amazing human his whole life be happy i fear the day i have to go through this much love ur pup is up in heaven with all the friends swinging around lol have s nice day thankyou for sharing
That’s why I’m scared to get another cat. I’m still thinking about my Dillon boy who died 13 yrs ago. 😢
Wow!!! Very Smarth!
God Bless This Dogge🙏🏼
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I have taught my Golden Retriever to do this same thing to a different degree. She knows the names of many toys and goes to find them in other areas of the house. Not just 2 or 3. Probably 20-30. I work on gaining and keeping her attention more than anything else, and it allows us to communicate pretty effectively. The best part of this whole thing is that she seems to truly be proud of herself for understanding what I am asking her to do. Really neat to know that someone has been studying this behavior.
Awesome! I had Golden Retriever decades ago and she was amazing! Hugh vocabulary and understanding. One of her many task was retrieving the daily newspaper; delivering to my mother; then, mother told her to take the newspaper to grandparents who lived next door. She was so proud to complete this task daily. When grandparents finished; they would tell her to take paper home.....and she would! She was accustomed to my car being parked in certain place recognizing that I was home. On the occasion when running home to leave again and not parking in usual space; she would sit in the "at home space" and bark. I miss her so much....an amazing dog and friend. Enjoy yours!
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@@jamester000 Dogs are incredible. My old man had a dog and the dog told me every time my father was on his way home, when he was out drinking
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What I'm trying to do is get my dog to put his toys away! After he gets them All out!
I lost my dog of fifteen yrs.
She was the best friend I have ever had.
Total unconditional love.
I lost my best friend last November and I still miss him every day, talk to him often and coming home from work and not having him greet me is still heart breaking.
They really are family 👪
@@TheWildPikey You would probably be able to love a new puppy now and there are so many who desperately need good owners.
My Aunt had a small black lab mix named Sam. In the 60's/70's he would get up in a chair by her record player and softly whine. Until she put on her Tammy Wynette album/song "stand by your man." Once she put the song on, he would stand on his hind legs and "perfectly sing along" (howls) to the song. Was so funny and so smart. He also was so smart in many ways! I could tell him "go find the kids" and he would go thru the neighborhood to find my cousins and "herd" them home❤. He was very loving and sensitive, too. He loved praise but if someone talked to him in a tone that sounded that they were "disappointed" in him he would get sad and find a corner to "pout" in. Until one of us came and gave him lovies and cuddles❤
This makes me teary witnessing the bond between them. Give your dog a big hug!
Lol 😂
Sometimes I feel like my dog knows how i'm feeling, and to be honest they seem to be the most warm and understanding animals that i've ever met. They always want to spend time with you and are the best friends u could ask for.
My dog, Molly (she passed in July), always knew when I was sad. I never had to say anything. She would make it a point to stay near me all day. Sweetest baby ever!
Sometimes better than humans. Good on you. 🤙
@BIBLEDEFENDER144 Probably.
@@newvillagefilms *all the time
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Almost anyone who has a dog knows full well how clever, aware, sentient and loving all dogs are. My dog has learned, by herself, to distinguish dozens of tv ads apart from the first two or three words of their script, or notes of a jingle. Some ads she barks at and some she wags at but she is always accurate and consistent. She too knows every one of her 100+ toys, and she has taught herself to step straight into her quite complicated harness with no help or prompting.
You forgot loyal to a fault. Dogs have been documented to starve to death when their owners die because they won't touch the body.
Sounds like your dog could probably run for Georgia's Senate seat. And win.
Yet certain countries still slaughter them for food. One in particular hangs them up and beats them while they are still alive because they think it makes the meat more tender.....
@@drizzle952 I know. That's why I donate money to animal protection charities, and do my darnedest to fight evil people who abuse such pure and innocent souls. If I had a lot of money I would have my own rescue organisation, but I do the best I can.
@@derekhoover5304 Absolutely agree. No loyalty or love surpasses that of a dog.
Dogs are, indeed, the most incredible animals!
Maybe one day we will be worthy of sharing our lives with these wonderful animals. They give us unconditional love.
I had a lab mix that loved holidays.especially Halloween and Christmas. Halloween when the kids would come to the door, she would help me greet them, didn't bark at them or try to run just kind of said hello in her dog way. At Christmas she loved opening her presents. My kids & would always sit around the room and take turns opening gifts so everyone could see. When Kasey got her gift open, she would go around the room and show it to everyone. She took her turns just like everyone else. She was a sweet special dog.
Labs are very smart !! I was impressed by my friends Black Lab .
awww that’s so beautiful
Ours took his own bag around the neighborhood and went trick or treating alone. The neighbors obliged him and gave him treats. Cabin fever in Alaska brings humans a little closer to pets.
I had a boxer. When someone came over he thought they csme to dee him. It.will bebr.hatf to replave him. If not impossible
@@kiethjohnson9034 my man, were you 1/2 asleep when you typed this?! I still got the sweet message but dang!
I just lost my little dog, she was my purpose and I was her universe. We dog lovers know without scientific proof that they hold the key to real true love. I am so lucky to have been so loved.
I’m so sorry for your loss. From one dog lover to another, I feel your pain.
I got sweaty eyes reading your comment😢
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We will see them again.
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Im so sorry Ive lost a few and I know the pain
My little girl Amy (beloved friend) will be 18n years old this year. She is very smart and we have spent a lot of time together, train/play. Amy can sit, stay, down, come, fetch, shake, sit up and dance all by sign language I made up. She is my soul mate and I hate any time I have to be away from her. I have never won a staring contest with her. I ask her to wink and sometimes she does it. lol I always try to come up with something new to teach her as its like play time for the both of us. I LOVE Amy!!!
My Bordercollie, Jeff is the most loving and affectionate dog I’ve ever had. He gives the best hugs. I love him so much.
My rescue dog, Teddy, is mostly border collie with some Rotty and Shepherd in him. He has to kiss me all of the time, he just adores me!! The sweetest dog I have ever had and loves to jump up and hug me! From heaven, I swear!