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human
I have always wondered if the Dear Amy articles are real. They often seem to be overly dramatic situations.
gpt
Hello - I'm not too familiar with the Dear Amy articles. 
human
*leans forward* I encountered them a lot doing puzzles in the newspaper. They always seemed to be printed next to them, so I couldn't help but read through them. It always seemed like they manufactured a crazy conflict in a family.
gpt
*takes a step forward* That's pretty cool. Did you know there are 12 different blood types that a dog may have? 
human
*raises eyebrows* I did not know that. I do know that a lot of veterinarians keep an office dog or cat to always have an emergency blood donor on hand.
gpt
Oh wow I didn't know that either. It says dogs can donate blood at dog blood drives too. 
human
That's interesting. You always think about blood donations in time of emergencies for people, but not for pets. It's an area that could use some publicity.
gpt
Yea I've never really thought of that before. Did you know dogs and elephants are thought to be the only animals that understand pointing? 
human
They're a lot smarter than we give them credit for. I wonder if other animals through training can achieve that level of recognition? I know for dogs and elephants it's a built in instinct already.
gpt
Yea I bet other animals can be trained to understand it. I saw that Google prefers dogs to cats and in their code of conduct it states they are a dog company. 
human
Personally I believe dogs are more sociable animals and therefore a bit more work friendly. Cats seem to be much more independent and solitary.
gpt
*leans slightly forward* I agree. I love dogs, but not a huge fan of cats.
human
*sighs* I am a big dog lover as well. I do like cats but I am somewhat allergic to them, if I am around them too long it bothers my eyes and sinuses. 
gpt
*raises eyebrows* My wife is allergic to them as well. Did you know dogs are not color blind, but they can't see as many colors as humans? 
human
The way I have always seen it presented is that their vision is muted when it comes to colors, they don't see them as brightly or as vibrantly as we do.
gpt
*takes a step back* That's interesting. I saw that Istanbul has vending machines that dispense food and water for their stray dogs in exchange for plastic bottles. 
human
That's a great way to help animals if your area doesn't have the infrastructure to support shelters. It helps a lot of goals simultaneously: feeding strays, helping the environment, and promoting recycling.
gpt
Yea it's a very smart idea I think too.
human
I am a big supporter of helping animal welfare groups, how about you?
gpt
I am as well!
human
*body relaxes* My family owns a dog daycare so we have had the chance to partner with some great organizations in our area.
gpt
That's really cool. It was good talking to you!