I read about a dog intelligence test where you put a towel over a dog's head and see how long it takes for them to remove it. Our Eskimo barely let it hit him. Our greyhound laid down where she was and fell asleep with it on her head.
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Greyhound clearly more intelligent who wouldn't take the opportunity to have a nap when a head blanket is provided
Is one a lot?
Look down her back she's great at camouflage, also this was halfway through