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Selective disobedience in service animals is different than what you’re describing. That’s when a dog chooses to ignore commands it knows are dangerous - not ju
by dymk 7y ago
Selective disobedience in service animals is different than what you’re describing. That’s when a dog chooses to ignore commands it knows are dangerous - not just when it feels like it.
- manigandham 7y agoYou're right, I'm talking about the general concept of the dog making the decision to follow or not. For example, my dog will ignore me completely if he knows it's going to lead to a bath. He clearly has determined what the outcome will be and decided not to do it, which is really interesting to watch, and very surprising the first time it happened.