I saw a little documentary recently about a study from a dream institute in Hungary (if I remember correctly) that REM sleep is absolutely vital for dogs brains to process the events of the day to learn from and to make lasting impressions. That’s why dogs nap a lot and have these intense REM phases. For dogs sleep is much more than just rest. Probably for us as well.
Are you saying I can train cats by provoking it when it feels sleepy, until it fights back, then I punish it by pinning it and pinching it and finally let it go into REM? Got it!
I saw a little documentary recently about a study from a dream institute in Hungary (if I remember correctly) that REM sleep is absolutely vital for dogs brains to process the events of the day to learn from and to make lasting impressions. That’s why dogs nap a lot and have these intense REM phases. For dogs sleep is much more than just rest. Probably for us as well.
Are you saying I can train cats by provoking it when it feels sleepy, until it fights back, then I punish it by pinning it and pinching it and finally let it go into REM? Got it!
I’m saying you can go fuck yourself with a rusty spoon.