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9% predictive? This seems very low. I hope folks who actually have dogs pay a LOT more attention to what their dogs breed is and what it needs. Some dogs, base
by onphonenow 4y ago
9% predictive? This seems very low.
I hope folks who actually have dogs pay a LOT more attention to what their dogs breed is and what it needs. Some dogs, based on their breed, need a ton of outside time. Some do not handle being on their own very well and need to be with people or other dogs. Some become very protective and can become dangerous in various ways.
PLEASE do not believe this can be ignored.
Did they even talk to anyone working with dogs?
- InitialLastName 4y agoA 1/10 chance that a member of any given breed exhibits any given behavior based on breed doesn't seem unreasonable given a) how granular the behaviors are (they include "eating grass"), so there are a large number of specific behaviors that might all fit a larger pattern but which any given dog might or might not exhibit, b) that they included mixes, who you would expect to be less likely to fit a breed's specific behaviors, and c) the 9% predictiveness is on top of a base rate of exhibiting the behavior regardless of breed.