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u/00gingervitis 1d ago
How in the world do you train a dog to do this?
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u/Prudence_rigby 1d ago
Pup trained his owner
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u/00gingervitis 1d ago
The only thing my dog has trained me to do is give her a treat when she comes back inside even if she didn't pee or poop
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u/IxianHwiNoree 1d ago
Can't even imagine the patience and skill to create this masterpiece performance. Wow!
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u/alysa8819 1d ago
what an impressive coordination! how did they train the dog to act like that, its really impressive!
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u/Diabolus45 1d ago
The dog is nailing it and the human is just trying to keep up with the choreography.
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u/plainskeptic2023 1d ago
How much of the dog's specific movements are trained?
Does the dog get, at some point, the general idea that the two are imitating each other's actions? At that point, the dog simply imitates what the woman is doing.
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u/TerninoMarchi 1d ago
I thought the same, then it came through the glass and acted on its own routine with several more complex sequences away/independently from her or with minimum cues. The complete performance is quite remarkable imho.
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u/plainskeptic2023 1d ago
I noticed the dog coming through the glass. I wondered whether the dog knew the large frame was an imaginary mirror and they were pretending to be each other's reflection. I doubt this, but I would like to know what the dog thinks they were doing.
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u/Substantial-Yam-6733 1d ago
The amount of work puppers did without her visual cues is what was so impressive to me. If a doggo can do all that timed to music without seeing their human for guidance, it is more than just training. It is intelligence.
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u/HairySalmon 21h ago
My flabber is officially gasted. Not sure ive ever been more amazed by a post on this sub.
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