It's no secret that dogs are more intelligent than we give them credit for, but one pooch has been standing out above the crowd.
A border collie has been wowing the internet this week after learning the names of ninety different toys while fetching them on request. But there's another reason why her achievements are so remarkable.
Read on for her adorable story and to watch her in action...
It's safe to say that dogs are one of the world's most popular pets.
These lovable and loyal companions make the perfect household pets, and it also helps that they’re so damn cute.They are truly man's best friend...
Whether they’re causing mischief, giving us those puppy eyes when they want a treat, or taking up the entire sofa, many of us couldn’t live without our furry friends.In fact, it's basically what unites the internet...
There’s one thing it seems we can all agree on – our canine pals are too good for this world.Dogs are known and loved for their loyalty...
Because, let’s face it, dogs are the most loyal pet you can have.They're also known for being extremely intelligent.
Our four-legged pals really are smarter than we give them credit for.If you have a dog, you know one thing.
Dog training is a key part of being a pooch parent.And it's not always fun and games.
Whether its house training, teaching basic commands or recall, training your dog is no walk in the park.But there's one dog who is truly standing out from the crowd this week.
Forget "sit" and "lie down", this clever canine from Norway knows the names of ninety different toys.And that's not all...
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She can also fetch them on command. Keep scrolling for the adorable video.Meet Whisky.
This intelligent pooch has learned to differentiate between balls, Frisbees, rings, and ropes.
When the researchers first met Whisky, she already knew the name of a staggering fifty-nine toys.
Experts couldn't believe Whisky's capabilities at first.
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"At first it was hard for me to believe that a dog learned the name of so many toys, but after several days of rigorous testing, I had to change my mind," explained lead researcher Claudia Fugazza of the Eötvös Loránd University in Hungary."We noticed that, among her toys, Whisky had several exemplars belonging to one of 4 categories: she had 10 different balls, 7 different rings, 4 different ropes, and 4 different Frisbees," she added.