sablemable
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I'm not knocking other breeds, but so far, Shelties have exibited more intelligence than any other dogs we've had.
I mentioned in another discussion area here that one of our dearly departed Shelties, Rusty, was a natural at herding, even though he had never been formally trained as such.
And, LOL, you CAN carry on a conversation with them and they seem to understand what it is you're saying! I always have cuddle time with our two Shelties, Sparky and Max, and I talk to them as I would a friend, which of course, they are!
I mentioned in another discussion area here that one of our dearly departed Shelties, Rusty, was a natural at herding, even though he had never been formally trained as such.
And, LOL, you CAN carry on a conversation with them and they seem to understand what it is you're saying! I always have cuddle time with our two Shelties, Sparky and Max, and I talk to them as I would a friend, which of course, they are!


And yes, I talk to her like I would a friend.
, he does however give the best face washes I've ever had
. I've just bought a new d.v.d. showing you how to teach your dog tricks, with Arran I may be a while 
We actually have to spell words like "out" and "car" and "go". The trouble is, she's learned the spellings! If we spell b-a-r-n she goes straight to the back door and waits. Waaay too smart!