Do dogs in Mexico bark in Spanish?

Question

I am going to Mexicao soon on vacation and taking my dog, Bowser Farnsworth, III with me, he does not understand Spanish and I was wondering if dogs communicate in a universal language or will dogs in Mexico bark in Spanish. This is Bowser's first vacation south of the border and I want to make it as easy for him as possible. In Ireland, Scotland, Canada, and England he did well, but the dogs there I assume bark in English, albeit the Kings.

Answer 1

A little obssesed with your dog, aren't you???

Answer 2

Um, no. Dogs speak "dog".

They may learn commands from a human in English, Spanish, or whatever language.

Did you know that a lot of times police dogs are taught different words for commandst so that people can't manipulate a K-9 unit? For example the command "stay" might be the word "boot" or the command for attack might actually be the word "bow".

A dog, when communicating with other dogs, speaks "dog, through sounds and body language...that's universal. As far as the human language learned by a dog that depends on what it is taught.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

confident .different than german sheppards they bark in German ,like dobermans,and chows bark in chinese language ,additionally irish setters bark in irish ,and poodles bark in french , yet some canines are duel barking and could bark in diverse languages ,and it explains why there are various of canines combat ,almost no canines can understand what the different is barking approximately

Answer 5

did you visit quebec? did the dogs bark french there? le bark le bark hahahaha

Answer 6

Yes.

Answer 7

Duh! Of course they do. But you should pick up a copy of: Bark Spanish in 3 Days for Dog Dum-Dums. It'll probably make his visit more enjoyable.

Answer 8

Sorry amigo, nocomprehende

Answer 9

well of course they do! their little bark is in all languages.

Answer 10

Dogs in Mexico go wao wao....
Dog in the U.S. go ruff ruff...