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Food stealing competitive intelligence of dogs

February 25, 2013

Your Dog Knows To Steal Food When Nobody’s Watching
By Colin Lecher, popsci.com

Good news: your dog understands you! Bad news: watch the Kibbles ‘n Bits.

You’ve prob­a­bly always felt like your dog under­stands you, and it does—well enough to work out the best way to swipe some food from you.

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