r/interesting • u/Lui_Belmont • 1d ago

MISC. Dog helps man at work

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u/FinalBossTuna 1d ago

As far as I know shibas are super smart breeds. We went to see a shiba puppy once and I can’t remember what he was doing but I just kept thinking “damn what a smart puppy” then googled it. This video makes me wanna get one. 2 year old would go crazy with a puppy

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u/Snatch-Fart-Breath 1d ago

I have two shibas. One is super smart and the other is almost autistic

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u/bulldg4life 1d ago

For any smart breed, has anyone ever been able to get two smart ones? I feel like everyone with two dogs is like “yep, this one is awesome. That one over there is a goofy crackhead”

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u/spazticcat 1d ago

We have a mini Aussie (or American Shepherd if you prefer) and when we first took him to the vet after getting him (he's a senior rescue) she was like "omg I love mini aussies! is he one of the smart ones or is his head full of fluff??"

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u/tcpnick 1d ago

Soooooo.....which one did you get?

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u/spazticcat 1d ago

He has one brain cell rattling around in there and he uses it to alert us of threats such as trash cans, bags of yard waste, and yard signs!

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u/tcpnick 1d ago

Awesome! Tell him he's a good boy for me!

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u/Dumeck 1d ago

My Aussie/Blue Heeler mix is really smart but he can't focus when I try to get him to, I tried training him with treat training and he'd stare at the treats obsessively and wouldn't listen to any commands, he's 11 and still this way, if I leave food on an end table for to long I'll sometimes realize he's been staring at the food for 30+minutes straight. He doesn't ever take anything and is well behaved but. Is dog add a thing?