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MBNARRATIONHeres a question is your dog a left paw or a right paw And what does it meanDr Jonica Newby. Well not only would being a leftie shape your dogs personality, it has a massive influence on whether this puppy will pass or fail Guide Dog school. NARRATIONIts tough training to be a Guide Dog. Of all these puppies that start the course, only half will make it. Dr Lisa Tomkins. Good boy NARRATIONYet its been hard to find screening tests to improve those odds. Until along came Lisa, with a left field idea of looking at lefties. Dr Jonica Newby. Tell me honestly, did it have anything to do with the fact that you are in fact a left paw Dr Lisa TomkinsLaughs I may have a little bit of a bias in there. NARRATIONOkay, so step one how do you know if your dog is a left paw Dr Jonica Newby. Now you may think you know which hand your dog prefers, but were going to show you how to test it for sure. And it starts with a bit of a cooking segment. Okay, so we have here a Kong, which is a typical dog toy that you stuff with treats. Dr Lisa Tomkins. Thats right, mm hm. Dr Jonica Newby. Mm hm. Dr Lisa Tomkins. So what were going to do first Dr Jonica Newby. Yeah. Dr Lisa Tomkins is were going to measure out all the ingredients. Marinate for an hour, then we prepare our Kong. Plug up the small end with some peanut butter, and pour it in. Pop it in the freezer, let it set. And heres one we prepared earlier. LaughsNARRATIONAnd now bring on the contestants. A trusting team of pet owner volunteers, and a couple of trainee Guide Dogs for good measure. Dr Jonica Newby. Okay, are you all ready for the Kong test Pet Owners. Yes. NARRATIONA final dab of extra peanut butter to get the dogs going, and Dr Jonica Newby. Raise your Kongs, get set, go NARRATIONEach team has a sheet of paper with places for fifty paw scores. Mark L for left, or R for right. If they use both paws, it doesnt count. Test stops when all fifty places are filled. Dr Jonica Newby. If they do hold it down for more than ten seconds, you move it out of their hands. NARRATIONMm, not working as well as wed hoped. Pet Owner. Caleb, youre a disgrace to the family, youre not using your paws. NARRATIONAnd finally, by also substituting dog food for the peanut butter, we have lift off. Dr Jonica Newby. Okay, this ones finally got going. Pet Owner. Right Dr Jonica Newby. How are we going Pet Owner. Were long done. Dr Jonica Newby. Oh, youre long done Oh, finished. First up of course, the labrador. Okay, well lets, lets tally them. Eighteen rights and thirty two lefts. What does that mean Dr Lisa Tomkins. Hes a leftie. Dr Jonica Newby. We have our first leftie. Dr Lisa Tomkins. Good girl NARRATIONBack in 2. Lisa ran this test on a hundred and fifteen incoming trainee Guide Dogs, and then waited to see who made it through. Dr Lisa Tomkins. Oh, good girl. NARRATIONThe resultRight paws were twice as likely to succeed. Dr Jonica Newby. When you finally got to look at your results, and saw what a massive difference it made, were you a bit shocked Because I am. Dr Lisa Tomkins. I thought it was awesome NARRATIONSo how come Well heres the theory. Dr Jonica Newby. Its all to do with whats called brain lateralisation. Thats where different hemispheres of the brain do different jobs. So the right brain is largely in charge of the fight flight response fear, anxiety. Whereas the left brain is largely in charge of jobs like eating. And because the nerves cross over, right pawed means left brain biased, whereas left pawed means right brain biased. Dvd Ernest & Celestine Downloads Online on this page. NARRATIONIn fact theres been decades of research in all sorts of species to show that right handed animals tend to be more bold and inquisitive, while left handed animals tend to be more fearful and cautious. So perhaps its not surprising the more anxious lefties did worse. But Lisas experiment didnt stop there. She also looked at eye preference. Dr Jonica Newby. Now you might find this next test a little harder to do at home. Thats because first of all you need to train your dog how to be a pirate. NARRATIONLisa covers each eye in turn, and then looks at how well they judge the jump and the distance. This time it was the left eyed dogs who were more likely to succeed. Dr Lisa Tomkins. Basically Guide Dogs are trained to work on the left side of their handler, and the vision in their right eye is often partially obscured. So I think that may have influenced the left biased dogs in being more successful. Dr Jonica Newby. But just when you think it couldnt get more interesting, heres one of the best guides to Guide Dog success. Believe it or not, its all about good hair. Okay, so you need to go right in here and look for the test whorl. Is it clockwise, or anti clockwiseAha, anti clockwise. NARRATIONFamously, pioneering work in cattle found the position and direction of the hair whorl had a large bearing on how anxious or bold they were. No one is sure exactly why, but its something to do with skin and brain development in the embryo, and its independent of paw preference. And it turned out that counter clockwise dogs were twice as likely to graduate as the clockwise. Which astonished the Guide Dog school. Dr Lisa Tomkins. They didnt believe me at first. They were, Hair swirls, what are they No. And yeah no, they were very excited. NARRATIONSo the perfect candidate for Guide Dog school would be right pawed, left eyed with an anti clockwise whorl. And meanwhile, back at pet paw testing land Pet Owners. Left right thats it Woo hoo Dr Jonica Newby. Youre done NARRATIONIt looks like we will finish today. Dr Jonica Newby. Whoa, the pug finished. Right, you all ready for your resultsPet Owners. Yeah. Dr Lisa Tomkins. Have a look at your right preferences, does anyone have thirty two or higher Dr Jonica Newby. Okay, two right paws. Dr Lisa Tomkins. Between nineteen and thirty one, your dogs are ambidextrous. Those dogs that have a score of thirty two or more for left paw preference, hands upPet Owners. Yep. Dr Jonica Newby. So you are the south paws. NARRATIONSo they may not be as likely to pass Guide Dog school, but theyre still lovely pets. Dr Jonica Newby. Oh, very stylish. LaughsNARRATIONAnd, lets face it, who wants a creative guide dog Reporter Dr Jonica Newby. Producer Dr Jonica Newby. Researcher Dr Jonica Newby. Camera Greg Heap. Sound Grant Roberts. Editor Vaughan Smith. Guide Dogs NSWACT. Guide Dogs NSW top.