What a guy, and so dang cute!! It’s good that cats get good press too! 
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Not my preferred style of art but Pigcasso was very successful during his brief career
There is an additional video of Pigcasso painting in collaboration with Joanne Lefeson at the link below.
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" While this rate appears perfectly fluid and acceptable to the human eye, which processes only 50 to 60 images per second, it looks quite different to a dog. Since dogs can see about 75 images per second, they can also see the empty frames that show up between each image displayed on a 60hz TV.
This probably made a CRT TV seem more like an annoying, flashing strobe light to your dog than anything resembling a source of entertainment.
Honestly, imagine Rover’s bewilderment seeing his owner finally come home only to stare listlessly at a noisy flashing box for hours on end—it’s no wonder he’s perfected the puzzled head tilt.
But, luckily for Rover, technology has changed, and there have been serious advances in home electronics over the last decade or so.
Modern HDTVs typically have refresh rates of 100hz and up, so dogs are now much more likely to see what we are seeing when they look at newer televisions."
Source:
Can Dogs See TV?
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Just a hint. Cancer = PARASITES
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I’m wondering if God made man a little lower than the angels (Psalm 8:5), that in the new creation the animals, pets etc. might be preserved as a type of angel?
In the meantime, for these test subjects, I might start to introduce in words and sentences the concept of God. Then at some point might we detect in them a resonance with this idea?
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