Could train it to fetch my newspaper.

Clusterheads need newspapers to.

seaworthy wrote on Apr 8^th, 2010 at 6:34pm:

Could train it to fetch my newspaper. Clusterheads need newspapers to.

I have a mouse trained to do that......   ;)

It could guide me home after a bad one.

Actually, if the dog could be trained to detect clusterheadache, there is a distinct possibility that the dog would alert you before you started getting hit.

deltadarlin wrote on Apr 8^th, 2010 at 8:22pm:

Actually, if the dog could be trained to detect clusterheadache, there is a distinct possibility that the dog would alert you before you started getting hit.

I had a dog that instictively did that. No training neccesary

But what did he do?  Hide?  Bark?  Nudge you?

That's where the training comes in.  The dog will have a specific response that will alert the person.

deltadarlin wrote on Apr 9^th, 2010 at 9:21am:

But what did he do?  Hide?  Bark?  Nudge you? That's where the training comes in.  The dog will have a specific response that will alert the person.

Did he just drool on your shoes, Don?

Saw a piece on a girl that suffered from severe panic attacks. She had a dog trained to detect the onset of an attack and would guide her to safe refuge, out of harms way. 

The dog has made it possible for her to live a better quality of life.

People, animals, capable of incredible things

deltadarlin wrote on Apr 9^th, 2010 at 9:21am:

But what did he do?  Hide?  Bark?  Nudge you? That's where the training comes in.  The dog will have a specific response that will alert the person.

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Potter wrote on Apr 9^th, 2010 at 2:58pm:

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Neither could the dog.

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But what did he do?  Hide?  Bark?  Nudge you?

Knowing my erratic behavior during an attack the dog, if at all sharp, would head for the hills when he felt one of mine coming on. It might work only if I saw him head for under the bed... 8-)

Charlie

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But what did he do?  Hide?  Bark?  Nudge you?

The dog never left a room I was in.....unless I had a hit coming.

She'd whine a little, give a scared type of look and get up and leave the room.

That would have been your Beagle, Millie?

Yup