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guest
· 6 years ago
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That's not how that works haha
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hood
· 6 years ago
How can you tell? Are you a dog? If so can i pet you?
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guest_
· 6 years ago
You both have good points. We can't ever truly know what anything else perceives, even other humans. But 1:7 is a general guildline of overall mortality used to relate lifespans. It's also a poor one. In actuality the ratio changes based on a dogs age and breed. Age wise most dogs undergo pueberty and sexual maturity by 12-14 months. While some humans experience puberty this young it is rare (and classically rarer.) small breeds tend to live years longer than large breeds as well, making breed relative age a factor. While we can't say they don't- it's logically faulty to assume a dogs perception is based off a number we chose to reflect a good average in comparison to human life times. We know that dogs seem to process time different as well and posses a different intelligence that isn't easily compared to a human of a given age either. There's also theories smaller creatures see time slowed sped up compared to larger creatures. So it's debatable but unlikely 1hr=7 to dogs.
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guest
· 6 years ago
The human vs dog years are to compare average life span. So while one human year is equivalent to seven dog years it's only because humans live seven times as long ( and really afaik that number is in accurate). Thus a dog would wait seven hours because it makes up s longer portion of their average life it's still only processed as an hour
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this_isntme
· 6 years ago
Yeah. Dogs have no concept of time. It's "My bladder is full" or "They'll be back in a minute."
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