This horse spells his name, and recognizes shapes.
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1 comment:
Neat!
I wonder though, how much he recognizes the actual letters/shapes (as opposed to just knowing where to touch on the table).
Also, how much is he paying attention to the verbal cues, vs. subtle body language cues.
Mary H.
http://stalecheerios.com/blog
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