My dog sensed my friend is pregnant.

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• StressMonkey Posts: 13,347

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  03/02/13 - 21:01 #2

  He can smell the changes in hormones.

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• rammsteinqueen Posts: 514

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  07/02/13 - 16:30 #3

  They're extremely intelligent. As the Secret Life of Dogs program that was on last week, that lady's dog could smell she had breast cancer.

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• Shrike Posts: 16,603

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  07/02/13 - 17:17 #4

  Remember The Cat Of Death from a couple of years back:eek:

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• StressMonkey Posts: 13,347

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  07/02/13 - 17:41 #5

  rammsteinqueen wrote: »

  They're extremely intelligent. As the Secret Life of Dogs program that was on last week, that lady's dog could smell she had breast cancer.

  
  It's no more intelligent than me smelling fresh baked bread & feeling happy or smelling off milk and avoiding it.
  
  Dogs are an intelligent animal and can be trained, but lets not attribute olfactory sense to brain power.:D

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• thefairydandy Posts: 3,235

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  13/02/13 - 13:20 #6

  My cat can detect when my mum is about to have a certain auto-immune attack. She's only ever very affectionate to me (and I don't live at home anymore), but a few hours before an attack hits. she curls up close to my mum, and she always stays with her until it's over.

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 93

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  13/02/13 - 22:33 #7

  Dogs never cease to amaze my, what an amazing story, thanks for sharing!

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• Raquelos. Posts: 7,734

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  15/02/13 - 02:45 #8

  StressMonkey wrote: »

  It's no more intelligent than me smelling fresh baked bread & feeling happy or smelling off milk and avoiding it.
  
  Dogs are an intelligent animal and can be trained, but lets not attribute olfactory sense to brain power.:D

  
  Voice of reason!!;)

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