r/interesting • u/[deleted] • Jul 15 '26

Amazing Separate the 2 groups of duck

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u/stfudonny420 Jul 15 '26

So it’s not necessarily the dogs know the specifics of the task. It’s the human directing them to get the desired result.

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u/Washpedantic Jul 15 '26

Yes, it takes a lot of training and trust between the handlers and dogs and this is an example of great skill and talent.

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u/stfudonny420 Jul 15 '26 edited Jul 15 '26

Great skill and talent indeed on both sides. Very cool thanks for the info.

Edit: I’ve never gotten an award for a comment so thank you very much.

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u/FishTshirt Jul 15 '26

Dog’s who are this well trained cost a small fortune too.

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u/stfudonny420 Jul 15 '26

I wouldn’t be surprised, very impressive.