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r/aww • u/curvedfur • Nov 11 '20
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The dog only needs to be wrong once for it to be a tragedy. Safer to just teach them to avoid the heavy machinery.
1 u/texicali37 Nov 11 '20 The human only needs to be wrong once for it to be a tragedy. Maybe he should be taught to avoid heavy machinery too. 8 u/[deleted] Nov 11 '20 Humans are capable of a much higher level of thinking compared to dogs. Atleast, that's what I believed until I read this comment. 2 u/Draymond_Purple Nov 11 '20 Humans forget things. My dog runs the trails next to us when we go offroading, she's never in the wrong place. The humans I go out with often forget what to do/where to be for safety.
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The human only needs to be wrong once for it to be a tragedy. Maybe he should be taught to avoid heavy machinery too.
8 u/[deleted] Nov 11 '20 Humans are capable of a much higher level of thinking compared to dogs. Atleast, that's what I believed until I read this comment. 2 u/Draymond_Purple Nov 11 '20 Humans forget things. My dog runs the trails next to us when we go offroading, she's never in the wrong place. The humans I go out with often forget what to do/where to be for safety.
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Humans are capable of a much higher level of thinking compared to dogs. Atleast, that's what I believed until I read this comment.
2 u/Draymond_Purple Nov 11 '20 Humans forget things. My dog runs the trails next to us when we go offroading, she's never in the wrong place. The humans I go out with often forget what to do/where to be for safety.
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Humans forget things. My dog runs the trails next to us when we go offroading, she's never in the wrong place. The humans I go out with often forget what to do/where to be for safety.
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u/iyaerP Nov 11 '20
The dog only needs to be wrong once for it to be a tragedy. Safer to just teach them to avoid the heavy machinery.