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I’d be worried if it happened more often. But it’s not totally out of character historically for HN. I’d say this is sort of interesting. I don’t know my dog
by milesvp 5y ago
I’d be worried if it happened more often. But it’s not totally out of character historically for HN.
I’d say this is sort of interesting. I don’t know my dog breeds but my first thought was this dog must have some sheep dog heritage. I’m amazed looking at my children how many of their thought processes, how their brains are wired, seem to be genetically inherited. And, like what kind of work would my daughter naturally gravitate towards if she was ejected from a car crash at an equivalent age of this dog…
- ekimekim 5y ago> my first thought was this dog must have some sheep dog heritage The article says it's a Border Collie, which is an extremely smart, extremely capable sheepdog. My family had border collies and with zero training or interaction with other dogs from which they could've learned the behaviour, they'd naturally try to round us up.