How might your dog's genetics [contribute to ] its intelligence and behavior?, play into, The other form is what we call working and [ following orders ] intelligence, which is [ similar to ] school learning., [ obedience ] [ the equivalent of ], And their job was to [ catch ] that prey without very much guidance from human beings., run down, Well, that makes them [ terrible ] students., lousy, You know, don't scare the ducks, don't scare the [ wild animals ], and sit quietly., game, So what is it about dogs that makes them so [ flexible, changeable ]?, malleable, We've been selectively doing this [ random, unplanned ] kind of behavior genetics for dogs for at least 14000 years., seat-of-the-pants, Even if that wolf has been [ raised ] since puppyhood in a human surrounding, the wolf doesn't look in the direction I point., reared, And the [ opposite side ] is that we've been breeding dogs so that we can read their moods., flip side

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