Science Fair Help!!!!?

Question

Here's my procedure on "Are dogs red-green color blind?":

1.) Take black and white photos of an assortment of colored paper to see what shade they are in black and white.

2.) Gather four jars. Wrap two pieces of paper that are the same color around two of the jars.

3.) Place a green background on a wall. Do same for red on next test.

4.) On the the other two jars, wrap a piece of green paper around it and red around the other.

4.) Put a treat in one jar and place the same colored jars on the ground. Train the dog to pick one jar.

5.) After dog is trained, switch one of the same colored jars with a green one. If the dog does not pick the green one the majority of the time (100 tests), then s/he cannot identify the jar. Therefore, not being able to SEE the color green.

6.) Repeat steps 1 - 5 except use the different colored jar being the color red.


Does this sound correct to you? If not, please elaborate on your idea. Thanks!

Answer 1

It sounds good, but like a really long time to train the dog. Do you have that kind of time?

Answer 2

This is a good project. Not bad in my op pinion. I see where you are sorta going with the project though it is a very confusing. How about dropping the jars and colors but just using the same green and red food dye on the dog biscuits? I don't get the whole part about the wall background and such either. I would describe the important of each step to help clear up its purpose. It would be a lot easier if you posted your full question as well. If that is your full question, it doesn't make much more sense. I would have a parent read through your work and have them proof it. Here on the Internet it is much more difficult not knowing you and having limited information about your project..

Answer 3

Id say your right on with that.
sounds perfectly fine to me and Id llike to see your resaults