When I put this cube on the table, Bandit had to be the first to check it out. He quickly became obsessed. Never mind how many times I told him to leave it, he wouldn't listen. Now, I normally do NOT let my dogs play with the children's' toys, but, Bandit was very intrigued. So, I thought I would play around with it, and really test Bandit on this new skill.
It did not take long, after just a few minutes, I can tell Bandit to touch a particular color knob, and he will tap and move the correct one, (with no guidance from me) with his nose. I shouldn't be surprised, he is one smart boy, and loves to learn new games. At 9 years old, he just keeps on learning, That's my boy.



5 comments:
Well, that's just too funny...looks like you'll need to buy another one for the daycare children...this one is Bandit's!
that's so cool
how cute!
Thats one smart dog! Some days though I think my GSD Baron is smarter than me or is it more persistant. Thats not good though.
What a smart dog....and beautiful too! I came over via a comment on Brinkbeest.....so glad I did! :)
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