Did you ever what dogs hear when we talk?

Answer 1

I think it all sounds pretty much like blah-blah-blah to my dog except when I say the words "treat" or "walkies!"

Answer 2

It depends on the intelligence of the dog, and the closeness the dog has to the people around it. Some just hear "blah blah blah sit," while others understand our language completely. If it is a smart dog, and if it wants to be around people all the time, it will eventually understand just what we're saying.

I've had dogs that have responded to my statements without any gestures or commands, and I never trained them to do anything based on that earlier statement -- it knew what I was saying and went to what I was talking about.

Example: Talking to my ex-wife, back when we were married, "I need to head to the store, you think either of them would want to go for a ride with me?" -- they'd perk up, jump up from where they were laying, and stand in front of the front door. I never trained them to respond to "go for a ride."

Answer 3

Some dogs understand it all. The original Fyre Dog, Ruby, was amazing that way. She also could communicate very well because she had the most expressive face.

Depends on the dog and how smart they are but a lot of dogs are paying more attention to your body language than anything else.

Answer 4

I heard approximately that this morning. i think of our use of surnames began out someplace. as an social accumulating the son of John became Johnson and his better half became the Mistress of the Son of John, for this reason Mrs Johnson. i do no longer techniques utilising a hyphenated double barrelled call - in the event that they could prefer to - yet i'm unclear of shortening the two. As fairly some marriages look short lived what happens jointly as they divorce and remarry for the umpteenth time. Any offspring could be lots greater questioned.

Answer 5

Here's my food, play outside and get filthy, here's food if you get it fast, sniff that dog's butt, chase that cat in the street, bark louder, play in the litter box, eat my steak, finish my beer. After you're done- eat the cat food.
They hear what they want to. They are the lucky ones.

Answer 6

I know my dogs understand a lot of what I say! When I am having a sad day and lay on the floor with one of them, they actually 'cry' with me*

Answer 7

No. I understand them & they understand me. One bark is "Hey!" -- Two barks means, "Gimme Food!" & Three barks is "Let me out!" (to go play with the neighbor dog) or (I have to go potty). Pretty simple really. My kids even understand it.

When we talk to them, they hear this: "Bark bark bark bark bark bark?" or "Bark bark bark?" & "Bark bark bark bark!" ;-)

Answer 8

Never

Answer 9

Nope. I already know.
Bacon? food? poop? treat? bed? poop? food? nap? poop? fetch? snuggle? food? poop?....