Quote from Paducah in the wind foiling section "Like a lot of new school freestyle moves, even if you slow them down and explain them to me, it's like discussing calculus with a dog. All I can do is nod pretending I understood something."
reminds me of the intriguing question "how far do dogs plan ahead?"
Appreciate your thoughts and opinions.
Select to expand quoteoscardog said..
Quote from Paducah in the wind foiling section "Like a lot of new school freestyle moves, even if you slow them down and explain them to me, it's like discussing calculus with a dog. All I can do is nod pretending I understood something."
reminds me of the intriguing question "how far do dogs plan ahead?"
Appreciate your thoughts and opinions.
Like politicians, they can't see past the next meal. 
I don't know how far ahead they plan, but I know my sheepie doesn't remember back too far. Here she is barking to be let in when she just walked out through the bi-folding doors that are still open only 3 feet away.
Select to expand quoteMark _australia said..
Your sheep is barking?
Sheep or dog? You decide. 
Select to expand quoteHarrow said..Mark _australia said..
Your sheep is barking?
Sheep or dog? You decide.
Well, I think that answers your comment about barking at the door. You have a dog not clever enough to figure out the door situation but you also need it to think it's a sheep and not eat its flock.
For all we know its actually barking at its reflection in the glass door and thinking 'hey, how did you get in there, I want in too!'.
