https://padlet.com/ceverhart1/xuunf5cvpner Are animals intelligent or are they trainable? Cite a piece of evidence to support your answer. Start your answer off with: I believe ________. en-us 2017-10-03 12:58:39 UTC 2017-10-03 18:36:29 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet-assets.s3.amazonaws.com/icons/Beartoy.png adowne24 https://padlet.com/ceverhart1/xuunf5cvpner/wish/193543203 I believe that animals are intelligent, Patent states on page 105 lines 6-9, " Villa a year-old Newfoundland dog belonging to Andrea's neighbors, heard her cries. Villa had always been content in staying inside her dog run, but now she leapt over the five-foot fence and rushed to Andrea's side." I believe this makes the dog intelligent because it could have been taught that kind of rescue. It was said to have been content in staying inside the fence so it was taught that not to rescue a person while jumping over it. That cannot be taught.]]> 2017-10-03 17:01:19 UTC https://padlet.com/ceverhart1/xuunf5cvpner/wish/193543203 ngeyer24 https://padlet.com/ceverhart1/xuunf5cvpner/wish/193543474 I believe animals are trainable but just not brain smart. Dorothy Hinshaw Patent says on lines 40-42: ¨It is easy to confuse trainability with thinking. But just because an animal can learn to perform a trick, does not mean that it knows what it is doing.¨Animals might be intelligent in other ways but according to most tests or experiments, animals most likely are not brain smart. They either do a certain act because of training or on instinct.]]> 2017-10-03 17:01:46 UTC https://padlet.com/ceverhart1/xuunf5cvpner/wish/193543474 janthony24 https://padlet.com/ceverhart1/xuunf5cvpner/wish/193543768 I believe that animals are smart because in the text on line 13 Patent says " The dog waited until Andrea grabbed her, then strained forward, pulling the girl from the drift. As the storm raged around them, Villa led the way back to Andrea’s home." This is explaining that Villa is thinking of what she can do to help than acting she was doing the think before you act trick then leading Andrea back to her home.]]> 2017-10-03 17:02:15 UTC https://padlet.com/ceverhart1/xuunf5cvpner/wish/193543768 bgodfrey24 https://padlet.com/ceverhart1/xuunf5cvpner/wish/193543826 I believe that animals such as dogs.they are part of the wolf family.and when villa had to go save andrea it said in the text that "that villa has always been content to stay inside her dog run."so i say that they are trainable.]]> 2017-10-03 17:02:22 UTC https://padlet.com/ceverhart1/xuunf5cvpner/wish/193543826 idakane24 https://padlet.com/ceverhart1/xuunf5cvpner/wish/193543922 I believe that animals don't have  intelligence  I know this because 
Patent said on line 21 " Some scientist would say that, Villa certainly is a wonderful animal, her behavior was unthinking,
perhaps an instinctive holdover form the protective environment of the wolf pack, where  the adult animals defend the pups against danger". Also because Patent said on lines 87 and 90 " By observing the horse and the audience when the answer was known, Pfungst discovered that Hans was very sensitive to the smallest movements of people watching"."They lean ever so slightly forward until he had pawed the the correct number of times, then relax".

]]> 2017-10-03 17:02:32 UTC https://padlet.com/ceverhart1/xuunf5cvpner/wish/193543922 cwiseman24 https://padlet.com/ceverhart1/xuunf5cvpner/wish/193544582  I believe animals are intelligent because patten says that "Primates and apes, monkeys  are among the most intelligent animals, and apes seem closer to our idea of smart". I know that apes and monkeys are smart because people do not train them.]]> 2017-10-03 17:03:43 UTC https://padlet.com/ceverhart1/xuunf5cvpner/wish/193544582 alester24 https://padlet.com/ceverhart1/xuunf5cvpner/wish/193544949 In the story "from how smart are animals?"  I believe animals are very intelligent because  Dorthy states on lines 59 "During the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, people readily attributed human emotions and mental abilities to animals. ]]> 2017-10-03 17:04:22 UTC https://padlet.com/ceverhart1/xuunf5cvpner/wish/193544949 jshelledy24 https://padlet.com/ceverhart1/xuunf5cvpner/wish/193545449   I believe that animals are intelligent in there own way. Patent says on line 151, "When an animal can't perform well, we don't know if it really cannot solve the problems put to it or if it just doesn't want to."]]> 2017-10-03 17:05:14 UTC https://padlet.com/ceverhart1/xuunf5cvpner/wish/193545449 jtiedt24 https://padlet.com/ceverhart1/xuunf5cvpner/wish/193545849 I believe that animals have intellegence because if they were just trainable than they would not be able to walk right when they are born they would have to be trained {that is backround noledge}. The peice of evedience from text it said that dogs, rats, bees, rats, birds, cats, monkeys, and apes are intellegent because they have the ability of thnking.]]> 2017-10-03 17:05:59 UTC https://padlet.com/ceverhart1/xuunf5cvpner/wish/193545849 jwells241 https://padlet.com/ceverhart1/xuunf5cvpner/wish/193546213 2017-10-03 17:06:42 UTC https://padlet.com/ceverhart1/xuunf5cvpner/wish/193546213 mzierke24 https://padlet.com/ceverhart1/xuunf5cvpner/wish/193546254 I believe that animal are intelligent and trainable because Patent said on line 66" Wolff's statement was inspired by Clever Hans, a horse that appeared to show remarkable intelligence . A retired schoolteacher trained Hans as if he was a child, with blackboards, flash cards, number boards and letter cards. After four years of training, Hans was ready to perform in public. When asked a numerical question, Hans would paw the answer with his hoof. He shook his head "yes" and "no", moved it "up" and "down", and moved it "left" and "right". Hans would show his "knowledge" of colors by picking up the appropriate color with his teeth."  and to show intellegance  Patent said on line 140 " The concept of intellegance was thought up by humans, and our thinking about it is tied up with our human system and values. The things that are important to animals can be different from those that matter to humans. When studing animals, we must test them in situations that have meaning to there lives, not ours, and not just to see how much they resemble us."  Witch says how what we think as intellegance is not what they think is intellegance there is no real definition or test that applies to all speices.We are technically animals to.  So animals have intellegance in their own way and are trainable.]]> 2017-10-03 17:06:47 UTC https://padlet.com/ceverhart1/xuunf5cvpner/wish/193546254 aadams241 https://padlet.com/ceverhart1/xuunf5cvpner/wish/193546456 I believe animals are intelligent because Patent says on line 13, "The dog waited until Andrea grabbed her, then strained forward, pulling the girl from the drift." Some people might say the owners could've trained her to help people, but to actually do it and help save her is very intelligent because the dog could've chose not to do it.
 Another reason I believe animals are intelligent is because Patent says on line 74, "Hans would show his "Knowledge" of colors by picking up a rag of the appropriate shade with his teeth." I own horses and I know most horses actions are unpredictable. We have a 25 year old gelding named Blueyes who is full of intelligence, we put a man with Cerebral Palsy on him and he did perfect. Of course we never trained him to do that and that shows how much intelligence he has. We also had a horse named Troubles, hence his name, we trained him so much a then he kicked my dad in the head. Once again we did not train this horse to do that but he did anyway. Animals have intelligence it just depends on if they want to show it. ]]> 2017-10-03 17:07:13 UTC https://padlet.com/ceverhart1/xuunf5cvpner/wish/193546456 crush24 https://padlet.com/ceverhart1/xuunf5cvpner/wish/193578278 I believe that animals are intelligent. I think this because Patent said on lines 169 to 173 that "The long call he thought that it was the same for each bird but later he learned that each call was slightly different like our fingerprints.". ]]> 2017-10-03 18:01:30 UTC https://padlet.com/ceverhart1/xuunf5cvpner/wish/193578278 carnold24 https://padlet.com/ceverhart1/xuunf5cvpner/wish/193579083 i believe that animals are trained because dorothy hinshaw patent said on line 91"His trainer unknowingly 
moved his head from side to side or up and down just enough 
for Hans to take a cue as to what to do." This show that animals are told what to do. ]]> 2017-10-03 18:02:50 UTC https://padlet.com/ceverhart1/xuunf5cvpner/wish/193579083 ajensen24 https://padlet.com/ceverhart1/xuunf5cvpner/wish/193580520 I believe they are trainable because it says in the story that"animals have the ability to learn by watching what others do.]]> 2017-10-03 18:05:01 UTC https://padlet.com/ceverhart1/xuunf5cvpner/wish/193580520 cchoate24 https://padlet.com/ceverhart1/xuunf5cvpner/wish/193580725 I believe that animals have certain smart thinking for diffrent things like some might be good at detecting something but be bad at other things using the brain like being potty trained.]]> 2017-10-03 18:05:21 UTC https://padlet.com/ceverhart1/xuunf5cvpner/wish/193580725 ckitterman24 https://padlet.com/ceverhart1/xuunf5cvpner/wish/193580923 I believe that animals have intelligents because it says in the text that "Chimpanzies can change their minds like humans
can.Some scientists came and watch chempanzzes only communicate with a certain chempanzee and swich groups that it is allready in."]]> 2017-10-03 18:05:41 UTC https://padlet.com/ceverhart1/xuunf5cvpner/wish/193580923 tsylvester24 https://padlet.com/ceverhart1/xuunf5cvpner/wish/193581045 I believe that most animals have great intelligence, but others are just able to listen to commands, and actions. I know this because  Patent says in line 33, " If dogs might think, then what about bees, rats, birds, cats monkeys, and apes?" This piece of evidence shows my belief.]]> 2017-10-03 18:05:54 UTC https://padlet.com/ceverhart1/xuunf5cvpner/wish/193581045 abolen241 https://padlet.com/ceverhart1/xuunf5cvpner/wish/193582961 I believe that it is hard to study animals because they are not like humans. on line 59 Patent said "studying the intelligence of animals a very tricky."]]> 2017-10-03 18:09:16 UTC https://padlet.com/ceverhart1/xuunf5cvpner/wish/193582961 aphillips241 https://padlet.com/ceverhart1/xuunf5cvpner/wish/193583018 I believe that animals are trained because on line 81 patent said "A German experimental psychologist, uncovered Hans's secret by using what is  now a standard scientific method called the double blind experiment.]]> 2017-10-03 18:09:20 UTC https://padlet.com/ceverhart1/xuunf5cvpner/wish/193583018 lsmith245 https://padlet.com/ceverhart1/xuunf5cvpner/wish/193583717 I believe that animals are intelligent because it said on 109 line 6 "Animals that are easy to train may also be very intelligent. 
Some of the most trainable creatures, such as dolphins, are 
also the most likely candidates for genuine animal thinking." said Patent. And that is one of the reasons that I believe animals are intelligent. ]]> 2017-10-03 18:10:30 UTC https://padlet.com/ceverhart1/xuunf5cvpner/wish/193583717 eburnett24 https://padlet.com/ceverhart1/xuunf5cvpner/wish/193586289 Are animals are intelligent? Yes I believe animals are very intelligent! They mentioned in the first paragraph of the story about 
NOT DONE  ]]> 2017-10-03 18:14:54 UTC https://padlet.com/ceverhart1/xuunf5cvpner/wish/193586289