Dogs Might Fly
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| - | Dogs are tested during a number of communication, empathy, memory and reasoning skills challenges. | + | Dogs are tested during a number of communication, empathy, memory and reasoning skills challenges. The top three dogs are then trained to control a plane (with specially modified controls) and for the finale are taken up in a real aircraft to see whether they really can fly it. |
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Revision as of 11:56, 31 March 2017
Host
Broadcast
Oxford Scientific Films and Group M for Sky 1, 28 February to 3 April 2016 (6 episodes in 1 series)
Synopsis
Dogs are tested during a number of communication, empathy, memory and reasoning skills challenges. The top three dogs are then trained to control a plane (with specially modified controls) and for the finale are taken up in a real aircraft to see whether they really can fly it.
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