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11/27/2014 7:52:04 PM Dogs do dream!  

kingslayer99
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I often wondered about what though. Obviously they do! Nothing can sleep that much do what they do while sleeping and not be dreaming. Anyone that owns a dog knows what I'm talking about. So and this is a stretch I know they must be rehashing their experiences and dreaming about them. So if any animal dreams is that not a form of intelligence? After all to dream is to think IMO

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12/3/2014 3:41:11 AM Dogs do dream!  

dances_in_woods
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Henderson, TX
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My Border collie dreams, you can tell he's running with all his paws in 'run' mode. He barks in his sleep, growls, whiskers twitch, his ears will raise up & down. Its funny to watch & listen to him. In his dreams he's prob chasing a pesky squirrel, working cows, going after crows etc...but he's definately having a good time. He also makes some lil chirp sounding barks & various noises, sometimes I'll lean down real quiet & tickle the fur that sticks out between his toes & he really goes running in place. Everything speeds up...whee


12/3/2014 10:23:56 AM Dogs do dream!  

kingslayer99
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I've noticed the running dreams to! And maybe its a stretch to think dogs think but isn't dreaming a sort of thought process? I had a jack Russell terrier loved that dog. He would have these intense running dreams and quite barks while that was going on. What was he chasing I often wondered?

12/3/2014 4:34:52 PM Dogs do dream!  

dances_in_woods
Over 4,000 Posts! (6,883)
Henderson, TX
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After viewing my BC & other dogs I've had I def think they do have a thought process. Maybe dreaming of a squirrel that got away etc... Sometimes when my Border collie is dreaming he'll growl & bare his teeth slightly so I know he's after something in his dream. Sometimes he'll make suckling sounds when sleeping so I think he's dreaming of his puppyhood.
Most of time when his paws are running, lips twitching, growling, lil barks, he's thinking.



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12/8/2014 9:52:09 AM Dogs do dream!  

kingslayer99
Over 4,000 Posts! (6,801)
Arlington, TN
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We have been living with dogs not cats LOL in one form or another for maybe 40 thousand years maybe more. Is it out of the realm of possibilities that they are learning more about us? Maybe even how to gauge our feelings and emotions? Evolving to be more intelligent? Using more of their brains?



Future Generations of Dogs Will Be Much Smarter, Study ...
www.universityherald.com/.../future-generations-dogs-smarter-understan..

Dec 16, 2013 - Dogs' ability to understand and predict human behavior is based on its inborn ... them getting better and better and better at predicting human behaviour. ... Follows future generations, dogs, smarter, human behaviour, innate, ...


Living with humans has taught dogs morals, say scientists ...

www.dailymail.co.uk/.../Living-humans-taught-dogs-morals-s..


Daily Mail

Aug 21, 2008 - Dogs are becoming more intelligent and are even learning morals from human contact, scientists claim.
Are dogs evolving - becoming more intelligent? - Yahoo Answers

https://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid...

Jan 21, 2012 - Maybe not more intelligent, but more acclimated to man. Think about how children some 30 years ago would be wowed by the technology we have ...

I will start a thread on one of these articles latter. Sure a dog is just an animal of lower thoughts, desires, emotions. Or is it?

1/3/2015 7:46:54 PM Dogs do dream!  

newgirl3333
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It is obvious to me that my dogs dream. And, dogs are very intelligent, much more than people give them credit for.

1/5/2015 10:30:48 AM Dogs do dream!  
Ravenkat
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Gilbert, AZ
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Yes they do. I have watched my dog run in her sleep. Hope she was happy and chasing a toy, not something chasing her. It was funny, last night she was barking in her sleep. That was a new one.

1/13/2015 11:28:41 PM Dogs do dream!  
cupocheer
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Assumption, IL
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Indeed they do! Mine runs miles and miles every night.

2/5/2015 9:34:56 PM Dogs do dream!  

gamangodawgs
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Ringgold, GA
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my Dottie girl dreams about chasing rabbits or squirels little yelps along the way that Dottie

2/7/2015 3:22:06 PM Dogs do dream!  
cupocheer
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Assumption, IL
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They certainly do!

They you, snarl, little paws skitter around etc etc etc.......and don't reach out to disturb a slumbering dog ... that sudden surprise could cost one an arm.

3/19/2015 10:04:38 AM Dogs do dream!  

jjjunit
Moreno Valley, CA
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Yes dog do dream

3/26/2015 10:33:50 PM Dogs do dream!  
cupocheer
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I would ask the OP his opinion but he doesn't seem to be here.