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Antidotial evidence: I have never had a dog that didn't know my moods, fears, apprehensions, etc.? I don't think being called "Man's best friend" is a worn ou
by marincounty 11y ago
Antidotial evidence: I have never had a dog that didn't know my moods, fears, apprehensions, etc.? I don't think being called "Man's best friend" is a worn out cliche?
My last dog picked up on so many of my personality traits/tells-- I felt quilty.
(My cat--whole nother story.)
- mejari 11y agoVery true, I guess my question is about the intentionality of it. I doubt you intentionally trained your dog to respond to your moods, but he/she did it anyway. The claim here is that officers are doing this intentionally in order to get around the law of probable cause. I'm interested in cases where this has been shown to happen.