David Ian Howe

And now I fully get it. It's a different creature. Yeah.

He's so intelligent and smart and I can see him thinking and he'll like trick me sometimes until like I don't want him to get his bone or bring it outside because he'll, you know, bury it and come back in full of dirt. But like he'll hide it in his mouth a specific way or run back in the door to get it before I can let him out. But mainly my other animals or dogs always wanted to be pet.

He's so intelligent and smart and I can see him thinking and he'll like trick me sometimes until like I don't want him to get his bone or bring it outside because he'll, you know, bury it and come back in full of dirt. But like he'll hide it in his mouth a specific way or run back in the door to get it before I can let him out. But mainly my other animals or dogs always wanted to be pet.

He's so intelligent and smart and I can see him thinking and he'll like trick me sometimes until like I don't want him to get his bone or bring it outside because he'll, you know, bury it and come back in full of dirt. But like he'll hide it in his mouth a specific way or run back in the door to get it before I can let him out. But mainly my other animals or dogs always wanted to be pet.

They like loved it and like constantly on you. He's very autonomous and he only wants to be pet when he wants to be pet. But another thing too is that when I'm hiking or skiing, he like will run to the front of the group and then run to the back of the group and just patrol and kind of search. And at night, I really want to map this out and do some data on it because it's so fascinating.

They like loved it and like constantly on you. He's very autonomous and he only wants to be pet when he wants to be pet. But another thing too is that when I'm hiking or skiing, he like will run to the front of the group and then run to the back of the group and just patrol and kind of search. And at night, I really want to map this out and do some data on it because it's so fascinating.

They like loved it and like constantly on you. He's very autonomous and he only wants to be pet when he wants to be pet. But another thing too is that when I'm hiking or skiing, he like will run to the front of the group and then run to the back of the group and just patrol and kind of search. And at night, I really want to map this out and do some data on it because it's so fascinating.

But he'll find different spots in the house to sleep at night to get different views of each exit, but also I'm still in view. And my beagle didn't do that. She just slept in bed and snored. But he's just working. It's just so different.

But he'll find different spots in the house to sleep at night to get different views of each exit, but also I'm still in view. And my beagle didn't do that. She just slept in bed and snored. But he's just working. It's just so different.

But he'll find different spots in the house to sleep at night to get different views of each exit, but also I'm still in view. And my beagle didn't do that. She just slept in bed and snored. But he's just working. It's just so different.

No one's ever asked me that. It's a good question. So dogs are like a remnant artifact of the Ice Age to me. We still have from that time. We don't use stone tools so much anymore. We don't have to sell our hides and live in caves. But whether you grew up in Hong Kong in a high rise and have never gone to the forest, New York City... Central Park's all you got, things like that.

No one's ever asked me that. It's a good question. So dogs are like a remnant artifact of the Ice Age to me. We still have from that time. We don't use stone tools so much anymore. We don't have to sell our hides and live in caves. But whether you grew up in Hong Kong in a high rise and have never gone to the forest, New York City... Central Park's all you got, things like that.

No one's ever asked me that. It's a good question. So dogs are like a remnant artifact of the Ice Age to me. We still have from that time. We don't use stone tools so much anymore. We don't have to sell our hides and live in caves. But whether you grew up in Hong Kong in a high rise and have never gone to the forest, New York City... Central Park's all you got, things like that.

Or if you're like me here in Wyoming and I'm out in the woods with my dog and I can see if he hears something or he alerts me, we all share that piece of nature and dogs are just an artifact of our past that we still keep with us every day that hasn't changed.

Or if you're like me here in Wyoming and I'm out in the woods with my dog and I can see if he hears something or he alerts me, we all share that piece of nature and dogs are just an artifact of our past that we still keep with us every day that hasn't changed.

Or if you're like me here in Wyoming and I'm out in the woods with my dog and I can see if he hears something or he alerts me, we all share that piece of nature and dogs are just an artifact of our past that we still keep with us every day that hasn't changed.

Well, I mean, it's changed very much in terms of chihuahuas and wolves, but there's still a living, breathing predator that hangs out in our house with us and One other caveat with that, too, is if an alien came to the planet and just saw Coco the gorilla speak to a fox, and then the fox took out Osama bin Laden, it's such an absurd thing to think about. That sucks.

Well, I mean, it's changed very much in terms of chihuahuas and wolves, but there's still a living, breathing predator that hangs out in our house with us and One other caveat with that, too, is if an alien came to the planet and just saw Coco the gorilla speak to a fox, and then the fox took out Osama bin Laden, it's such an absurd thing to think about. That sucks.

Well, I mean, it's changed very much in terms of chihuahuas and wolves, but there's still a living, breathing predator that hangs out in our house with us and One other caveat with that, too, is if an alien came to the planet and just saw Coco the gorilla speak to a fox, and then the fox took out Osama bin Laden, it's such an absurd thing to think about. That sucks.

But yeah, it's fascinating. And I know my dog thinks and I know he like they can understand syntax in a sense. And like, want to go pee pee is like, it's like, yeah, he gets that. It's like several words, but he probably just hears pee pee.