peacegirl
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I have never seen a dog fetch an object from looking at a picture of said object. He could possibly be trained to see a picture and find the real object by rewarding him. Even birds can be trained that way. I’d like to seei a video showing this. But this is not the same as true recognition of a family member or master.Show me the proof, that’s all I’m asking. It can’t be that hard.Not by sight alone.Dogs recognize a person by sight, sound and smell.
The evidence suggests otherwise;
''According to veterinarians, the answer to both of those questions, is yes — under the right circumstances. Dogs can distinguish between different people based on appearance at that time. In other words, if you’re sporting a drastically different hair style or are wearing a uniform instead of your everyday clothing, your dog may not be able to identify you in a picture.
Research does show that dogs can identify a familiar person in a photograph.
Again, just show me the proof.In a study published in the Journal of Vision, 12 beagles and 12 cats were given individual handlers who worked with them two hours a day for six months. Afterwards, they were given a visual test to recognize the face of their handler versus a non-handler. The result? The dogs chose the face of their handlers 88% of the time, while the cats chose their handlers 55% of the time.’
DBT, I’m still waiting for and tiny evidenceAdditionally, these dogs were also able to identify the face of an animal that lived with them. In fact, they chose the familiar animal more often than an unfamiliar animal. The study found that dogs chose the face of a dog they knew 85% of the time, while the felines chose the face of a familiar feline 91% of the time.''
Can your dog recognize you in pictures?
Can your dog recognize you in pictures? Science shows that dogs have the ability to differentiate between faces in photographs!www.morrisanimalinn.com
That could be true. Do you know of any video that shows this? There was a dog named Chase that could identify over a thousand toys by name. But this still does not prove dogs can identify individual features from a still photograph or a computer screen. They should be able to by wagging a tail or some other show of recognition if the image of their master was traveling to their eyes.Photos of people are a different matter. But there are experiments where a dog recognizes pictures of objects. The dog is shown a picture, then collect the pictured object (a toy) from a selection of different toys scattered on the floor in another room.
''There's a growing pile of puppy research suggesting that dogs can indeed recognize their fellow furry friends and their humans in photos. It's not just wishful thinking when we see their ears perk up as they gaze at a picture of their pack. And while they might not be ready to join the art critique circuit, dogs do process visual info in their own special way.''
Can Dogs See Pictures?
Ever caught your pup staring longingly at a photo of you two from last summer's beach trip? Or maybe Fido seems to give a tail-wag of approval whenever he spots a picture of his doggy pals. It's enough to make you wonder: "Can dogs see pictures?" The answer is yes! And not just see them, but...westandwillow.com
That a dog can fetch an object according to the picture shown is evidence that the dog recognises the object in the image and relates it to the actual object, ie, a dog is able to recognise objects in pictures according to how their senses acquire information and their brain processes it.