intelligence of dogsの例文

• People underestimate the intelligence of dogs.
• They are ranked 58th in Stanley Coren's " The Intelligence of Dogs ".
• An article published called The Intelligence of Dogs by Stanley Coren, Ph . D . questions this.
• They are ranked # 7 in Stanley Coren's " The Intelligence of Dogs ".
• Yorkshire Terriers are ranked 27th in Stanley Coren's " The Intelligence of Dogs ".
• For example, " The Intelligence of Dogs " has been translated into 26 different languages.
• According to the book " The Intelligence of Dogs ", they are the second least trainable dog.
• They rank 41st in Stanley Coren's The Intelligence of Dogs, being of average working / obedience intelligence.
• They rank 37th in Stanley Coren's The Intelligence of Dogs, being of above average working / obedience intelligence.
• They rank 45th in Stanley Coren's " The Intelligence of Dogs, " being of average working / obedience intelligence.
• They rank 53rd in Stanley Coren's " The Intelligence of Dogs ", being of average working / obedience intelligence.
• The Keeshond ranks 16th in Stanley Coren's " The Intelligence of Dogs ", being of excellent working / obedience intelligence.
• They rank 36th in Stanley Coren's " The Intelligence of Dogs ", being of above average working / obedience intelligence.
• Arguably, however, it was the 1994 publication of " The Intelligence of Dogs " that brought Coren to the public eye.
• The ranking by Stanley Coren, author of " The Intelligence of Dogs, " was based on his survey of 200 dog-obedience judges in North America.
• For this reason the breed is ranked # 64 ( out of 79 ranks covering 131 breeds ) in Stanley Coren's " The Intelligence of Dogs ".
• His last book, " The Intelligence of Dogs " ( Bantam, $ 13.95 ), made dog lovers howl by rating 133 breeds from dumbest to smartest.
• The breed has a reputation among some dog trainers of having a relatively slow " obedience intelligence " as defined by author Stanley Coren in " The Intelligence of Dogs ".
• Stanley Coren's survey of canine obedience trainers published in " The Intelligence of Dogs " reported that borzois obeyed the first command less than 25 % of the time.
• Stanley Coren's survey of obedience trainers, summarized in his book " The Intelligence of Dogs ", ranked Boxers at # 48  average working / obedience intelligence.