Dogs actually understand what you're saying, study shows

[@fidorover]

My dog agrees: that dude's v-neck was way too low cut.

[@chadheinrich3117]

My dog was down with it, but he's way metrosexual.

[@bazookaaxel]

It's more a U-neck

[@temikabutts79]

😂😂😂

[@winterclown6359]

I think he's gay.

[@Spooky.Boogie.xj0461]

I girono giavanna have a dream

[@BryonLetterman]

Anyone who has a dog and is close to their dog already knows this on a personal level

[@josephinetracy1485]

Why would any civilized human even care if a crap eating and pee drinking health hazard "understood" them...

[@Leoprincess3038]

Yup ❤

[@marielagent4387]

I couldn’t agree more! ❤

[@lisettes.9598]

I always knew this. My dog and I have had entire conversation in which she responds with huffs and understands abstract concepts such as waiting for her food to cook.

[@justinshoats848]

Thats awesome!!

[@atanki5682]

@@sunghoonyi2265 huskies tend to do that so yeah i think he is a husky

[@areyoutheregoditsmedave]

@@atanki5682 huskies are crazy smart and perceptive

[@fellowpassenger_54-67]

@@areyoutheregoditsmedave yeah, I’d love to get a husky but I heard that they ain’t the ideal option for first time owners so I think maybe owning a labrador retriever for like 4 months before getting a husky might be a decent plan, what do you think?

[@dangerdan2592]

@@fellowpassenger_54-67 I hear they need tons of exercise/activity, so if you can't give them that then I'd say don't get one. I've also heard a big yard is ideal but they're also good at escaping so make sure your yard is Husky-proof.

[@frostedfelony]

When I talk to my dog like he's a person he sits there calmly and I notice he starts to listen attentively, almost like someone who nods at things you say, as if they're really listening to you

[@InfiniteDetailing101]

Yeah. No. Yall literally think they understand full blown sentences and conversations? No. It’s gibberish to them. They understand tone. Voice pitches. And certain small short phrases. Like on a super small scale they can understand certain things. So basically, the dogs are smarter than all of you in this comment section being dumb af.

[@plaguex1]

What every dog owner knows. They absolutely understand a lot lot more than we were told to believe. For thought, we've been living with dogs for thousands of years. If you don't believe they have adapted to understand our intent then you're naive

[@dominickjustave3558]

True

[@travisscott3050]

Yeah and we've been with them also for thousands of years and we still don't know what their trying to say. This comment has no logic whatsoever

[@blacklyfe5543]

How

[@apollo7307]

@@travisscott3050 no we actually can understand a bit

[@apollo7307]

@@travisscott3050 +while we have words for evrything they just whofe whofe

[@dazzlingdeb8427]

I knew the answer was both. I've rescued and trained dogs; my hypothesis was based on observation. But it's important that the study was done. Dogs respond to words and intonation. For instance, if you murmured lovingly to your dog, "Bad dog, why are you such a bad dog?" The dog would know you weren't mad at him. They have the capacity to understand and evaluate your intent. It was interesting to learn that they process words in one hemisphere of the brain and intonation in the other hemisphere, just like we do. BTW, cats understand words, intonation and hand commands too. I took umbrage with that one recent study that was done (don't recall by whom) that claimed dogs loved us more than cats do. That study was invalid. They played with dogs and cats and then took MRIs of their brains afterwards. But we don't bond with cats with play-not to the extent that dogs do. Cats bond to us when we speak softly and affectionately to them and interact with them, while taking our cues from the cat. Whoever did that study didn't know that much about cats. Cats love us just as much as dogs do. My cats were much more outwardly affectionate with me than my dogs were-they'd follow me from room to room, demand to be cuddled, and they'd come when I called their name. I had one intelligent cat that was amazingly bonded to me. He responded to verbal and hand commands. I hadn't set out to teach him commands, but since I invariably used the same commands with him, he learned what I wanted. He obeyed easily too.

[@hibasobh]

Dazzling Deb it makes me feel so sad when so many people tell me they hate cats because they are literally so kind, lovable and affectionate, thank you for loving cats as much as dogs!

[@staciemae]

I’ve always had dogs all my life, I would like to have a cat at some point too though! My aunt has had cats and they’ve always liked me.

[@dazzlingdeb8427]

@@staciemae Cats are very cool animals.

[@dazzlingdeb8427]

@@hibasobh I just saw this now! 2 years later. Yes, cats are fantastic, and they’re even more cuddly than dogs.

[@dazzlingdeb8427]

@Tommy McRae Exactly! Both dogs and cats are wonderful animals. Just saw your comment. Better late than never, right?

[@Versac3e]

i talk to my dog like hes my homie.. i use slang and everything.. i also speak to him in both spanish and english.. is he confused or does he actually get me?

[@bigheadhammer5886]

Pretty sure he gets you. My family dog was bilingual forsure because of my parents and my siblings we raised them that way and I've seen Japanese speaking similar commands and dogs understood. U just gotta teach em. They smart af. Make sure you treat him like the young lil homie tho cause remember you always have to have the authority. 💪

[@trinibates8282]

Me too, I always trick him and tell him there’s a cat outside

[@SlowedAesthege]

Well can he understand Spanish and english?

[@LNSS_v]

They don't understand words, they read the tone of voice, the mood, etc. to create a picture of what you mean.

[@theginger1187]

@@LNSS_v also they do listen to the syllables and the order of them, but they have to be distinct. like words that rhyme could be confusing.

[@octave1]

OHHHH so this is how my dogs understands me when I say "wanna go for a walk?" and they get all excited

[@RyeLabs]

😹😹😹😹

[@reillybeus4588]

that guys v neck tho

[@birdo1180]

I bet he's from Williamsburg

[@theeverythingchannel9760]

I thought he was gay

[@UNSCMarine117]

@@theeverythingchannel9760 If he was gay he would have a better since of fashion.

[@tochukwuudu7763]

You just know he is gay.

[@TommyAndGracie]

Dogs are very smart and the unconditional love they give is amazing! I have a chihuahua named Tommy who is an extremely lovable an intelligent little guy. : )

[@guccinutsack6405]

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[@chrisjoshua69420]

it's only "unconditional" because they're too stupid to know any better

[@jaylore1561]

@@chrisjoshua69420 thats rude. Dogs arent dumb. They just don't know stupid humans ways. Animals are actually smarter than humans sometimes. And animals have been around before humans were made.

[@joshalan2147]

@@jaylore1561 what’s your source of information. Please don’t say opinion.

[@jaylore1561]

@@joshalan2147 you have internet. look it up.

[@brendonmckenna2830]

My dog understands a lot we always get into arguments lmao 🤣

[@NegativeAccelerate]

They understand more than what humans explain in words. They can read our emotions on a much deeper level than humans. They constantly know what we mean by our body language alone.

[@henrylouis5328]

Yeah, I’ve noticed that with my dog it’s a bit scary

[@jchinckley]

I think they understand pheromones on a personal interaction (conscious) level (far) more than we do, so they know when we don't feel all that great or when we're depressed or whatever, sometimes even before we know how we're feeling ourselves.

[@NegativeAccelerate]

@jchinckley damm that's why my dog acts scared of me when I wear perfume

[@Fx_Explains]

all animals understand a lot more than we think.

[@daniellclary]

Dogs also have a language, and you can learn it. But I found people have given their dogs buttons so they can have an English voice. Now that's cool! I want to do that if I get a dog.

[@beckyrussell251]

My dog has always understood what I'm telling him and I can always understand what he's telling me by reading his body and eye expressions along with his body movements he also knows what I'm getting ready to do also without saying a word to him dogs 🐕 are more INTELLIGENT SMARTER ABS AND ALSO HAVE EMOTIONS AND FEELINGS LIKE WE DO

[@Gregman420]

2:47 Whoa, wtf.

[@westernless97]

Greg M leave him alone he’s from Florida

[@fbnflaviusbroadcastingnetw6786]

Greg M aye now that’s jive

[@fbnflaviusbroadcastingnetw6786]

Supvic these days it might be accurate what just you said

[@akumie6996]

Yeah honestly, Nancy? Nice mom name. /s

[@rpickhardt3531]

What blows me away if that he probably knew he was going to be on TV and said to himself "THIS is the t-shirt I want the world to see"

[@popsodayea1662]

I agree Mostly cause my dog barks at me when I talk and raise my tone it’s almost as if he’s talking back

[@troutfishytp5836]

Its not called barking, its called talking.

[@lailaalanna315]

Mine used to do this when he wanted to have his own way.. Lol. He stopped at about 4 months old

[@konmari_121]

This is true. Before we got a dog I never understood. Our dog was adopted at 7 years old and we are a Japanese family. She understands both English and Japanese but she pretends to not understand the commands. I know she understands what we're saying but she won't do it unless we give her a treat! (For example, my mom tells here in Japanese "No treats unless you finish dinner" and she starts eating the rest of her dinner.😆

[@visassess8607]

Ahaha that's a great story

[@yourlifeisagreatstory]

*My dog knows ALL the words, she has the best words! She’s more smarter then some of the most smartest dogs out there. You can ask anyone, people tell her all the time, you might not know that.*

[@cjsk45]

LOL!

[@LetsPlayArcanium]

They definitely do understand like when i tell my dogs if they wanna go for a walk they go nuts, or if they’re hungry, and when i say Mami is here they absolutely lose it and wait for her by the door just cry barking

[@TheSubwaysurfer]

Of course they can and any dog owner knows that if I ask my dog to get me something specific, it may take him a minute or two, but he gets the exact thing I asked him to get

[@RyeLabs]

One thing to note is that just like humans, all dogs have different levels of intelligence and different personalities, and different upbringings. So this all plays a role.

[@coryt93]

Before giving my dog a treat, I used to say “sit”, “paw” and then “no” in which she looked away, followed by “ok!” In which she took the treat. However, sometimes I would test her by saying the “no” in the happy tone I’d say “ok” with, and she wouldn’t take it because she understood the difference! RIP Ruby ❤

[@billkillernic]

the dog on 3:07 is saying "please put me out of my misery"

[@JayywonK]

Blu I was drinking g-fule now my keyboard and ninja mouse is broken. rip I got a replacement But ninja mouse cost £248 Wast man

[@EmeraldStar5125]

I estimated this because when I got my dog and time passed I told to pick out a flavor of canned dog food and that's what she does including other stuff.

[@91rummy]

I am surprised you realized now.. I always see dogs giving appropriate responses to what you say.. If the response is appropriate, it means they understood what you said..right?

[@ihsahnakerfeldt9280]

Yeah this is exactly what it means. This is how we evaluate whether anyone or anything understands us.

[@jayde4872]

It’s literally them learning language. Just hearing certain sounds and being shown what they mean.

[@relaxmydog]

This is fascinating!

[@myfragilelilac]

Yup. When I call her name in a pitch voice she understands I demand her to come. If my voice is more neutral she might even ignore it sometimes.

[@Leaked-ke2zv]

Yeah me and my dog talk to each other a lot we usually like talking about the socioeconomic crisis Uruguay. Usually he comes up with theories on how to fix it

[@TheSubwaysurfer]

I remember my current dog was in a bad situation. He was locked in a cage by the family for 24 hours at a time. It was a little bratty kid who was constantly screaming at him and invading his space and the family never walked him outside we came over, my wife and I look over to the dog and him not knowing us came over to us started engaging us and gave us this look that I swear said please rescue me from this situation. My previous dog had just died and the wound was still deep, but I was so heartbroken by his situation that I had to take him in, I never regretted it

[@tinapinch7494]

Our dog does. He grunts when im talking to him, he shakes his head no when i tell him to do something he doesn't want to. He was also an extremely good father that played with his puppies.

[@UltimaDragonair]

One thing I noticed is, for dogs, they "took notes", like when you bamboozle them two or three times with the exact same prank, exact same jokes, like hiding the food under three bowls trick, they can guess it correctly. 🤔 so yeah, maybe they do understand.

[@trixiepixie5168]

I'll sometimes just start talking to our animals about my day and random stuff just because someone is there to talk to, but I always wondered how much of it they understand lol.

[@jchinckley]

Dammit, this makes me miss my favorite dog friend so much more... 😭 She was such a good listener and always had the most sympathetic demeanor. I was devastated when my mother got rid of her thinking it was okay. (Don't worry, Mom made up for it in other ways.)

[@ragerman7079]

I was talking to my dad once about him getting a bigger dog to protect the backyard. As soon as my dad said this, our chiweenie stood up and howled. Me and my dad were thinking, "what the heck?" Our chiweenie never howls at all. He only barks, and he never barks inside unless he thinks someones there. And if he does bark, he runs towards the noise. This time, all he did was stand there after howling, then laid back down in a frustrated way. With my other dog who passed, we would discuss kicking him outside to go to sleep. Everytime we did and if he heard, he would run over to my mom (she spoiled him the most) and lay next to her. He wouldn't even bother to look at us when we'd say his name. He also had the most nervous look on his face.

[@konmari_121]

The dog obviously understands English, a complex language!

[@cyberpunkmodels692]

That guys blue V neck was deeper than then the Grand Canyon🤣👀

[@PhysicsViolator]

I have a saint bernard and a newfoundland , these dogs are like humans

[@NikitaSharma-bs4gg]

Awesome study... I am sure with repitition they start to associate word with action and start understanding the concept of the word

[@THOUGHTCTRL]

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[@NightOwlGames]

i let my dogs out in the garden for 5 mins to go bathroom they seem to understand the word "in" when i want them to come back in the house they also understand "get back" when im about to open the front door to a postman or someone knocking on the door.

[@oliviagrace4869]

I had a dog advert before this video started lol

[@jamesjackman5998]

I always knew that this was true, years ago and I didn't need to scan my dogs head for this. Dogs are truely our real life fur angel's.

[@jonnykash9802]

dude i always thought this. i always wondered how my dog can understand the difference in "no" and "go" when i say it

[@akumie6996]

I've noticed that the language is specific for the humans the dog is around most. Like, a new human isn't going to know your dog's body language, just like you're dog isn't going to know the new humans, hence why everyone thinks there dog is special. This is going to sound dumb, but I think dogs are evolving to understand specific human language, behaviours, and tones. Like, most dogs are exposed to the high pitch praises and coos from the second they're born. So of course it's going to become part of they're language. And every dog has it's own personality and stuff. It's amazing when you think about it, and how people can just call animals dumb and stuff. Like, they just don't have the right setup to talk back. But they can bork!

[@josephinetracy1485]

Dogs are crap eating, pee drinking, tapeworm-ridden, walking health hazards with stinky/greasy fur-oil and dangerous toxic dander with a brain the size of a marble, and which are responsible for 28,000 reconstructive surgeries a year in the U.S. alone. No civilized human being should care "what they think."

[@zBPS]

“Used dogs that learned how to sit still for 7 minutes” So you would get the dogs with high intelligence naturally, also golden retrievers and border collies are usually smarter then most dogs. This can only be said about certain dogs.

[@francisfischer7620]

About time someone noticed!!!

[@TheSubwaysurfer]

I’ve talked to my dog disrespectfully and actually seen him get insulted and then got his feelings hurt. I felt it I had to apologize and make it right and then I saw his demeanor change again to accept my apology and forgive me.

[@hughmungus5529]

I think huskeys understand the most

[@adamdorris4081]

I told my buddies 10 year old golden retriever that there was a secret chicken sandwich in the carport that I put there behind a bunch of 2x4's. He went right to it and had a good snack. I mean I hid it well but he completely understood that there was a chicken sandwich in the carport.

[@wuetend9]

Dogs are with us about 1000 years. They are our back up and last hope.

[@alistairbolden6340]

More like 22-30.000 years. There was a grave site not far from where I live in England that's 22.000 years old from a ruler/king of that time and it had a pet dog in with it in the tomb.

[@wuetend9]

@@alistairbolden6340 🥰☺️🙏 even better sorry for my error.

[@latoyahammond7229]

Exactly! Most dog owners already knew this.

[@kushcloud420]

If a dog knows it's name it knows what your saying

[@lailaalanna315]

Exactly. They don't come when we call other people, they obey commands, so obviously they understand language.

[@heistbros8575]

Yes much like verbal commands dogs understand what certain noises made by you mean in practice.

[@patriciaoffer9585]

They understand everything but, "Don't eat my shoes."

[@gamingbaqra588]

Next: Dogs can speak every language ever invented by default, they just like to keep it a secret.

[@loucipher7782]

no need any silly MRI, you can literally look into their eyes and you know the dogs understood what you're saying dog is the only animal that give off such eye contact to respond back at you

[@MizTheDonGargon]

just ask your dog "wanna go for a walk?" and see what happens. they start going crazy cuz they know exactly what it is you're saying

[@Alien--eh2yh]

Yeah my dog speaks English, French, German, And Spanish 👍🏼

[@Z4rD1t0]

Bruh don't act like a kid, dogs cannot speak but can understand

[@truthsmiles]

Dogs understand where I point. It’s a superpower I developed at X-Men School

[@ricokavorkian]

“Can they write the great American novel” 🤣🤣

[@nemo227]

Dogs won't tell us all that they know. Sure, dogs understand many words. Cats can know about words also.

[@InvalidUser_]

Dogs are 5x smarter than cats so I'm not sure

[@nemo227]

@@InvalidUser_ It depends on the dog. I've met some pretty stupid dogs AND cats but maybe it's just their stubbornness?

[@InvalidUser_]

@@nemo227 no I mean scientifically dogs have 5x the neurons

[@nemo227]

@@InvalidUser_ Oh, thanks. I had never thought about counting the neurons. Heck, I probably should have just asked my dog but he's gone now; only his ashes remain and lots and lots of pictures and lots and lots of good memories. We really miss our dogs when they're gone.

[@InvalidUser_]

@@nemo227 I don't know this is hard for you to understand

[@rishabhchawla]

So, basically they understand emotions than words

[@Edis12121]

Everytime i complain about some stuff in my life to my dog, he is looking at me as if he trying really hard to understand what i say, he reads the emotion, put he really wants to know why i feel certain way...now if you excuse me i go to hug my dog now

[@MCJosiah]

Dogs brains process human language the same as humans it’s just dogs don’t have all the same parts in their brains as humans so they can’t fully break human language down to the levels we do it. So much of what we say sounds like a complicated mix of gibberish to a dog. But they can learn & understand basic individual human words & phrases as long as there not conceptual & complex. The typical adult house dog can understand about 150 to 250 human words & count to 4 or 5 depending on breed. I heard a story of a dog that learned over 10,000 words but most of the words it knew was nouns like the names of various toys & items it was ask to find.

[@SteveCarras]

They do talk to us!

[@DC.402]

Excatly

[@shamparoy3219]

Sit , stay , hear are commands. Only a trained dog can understand

[@TheFloridaBikeVlogger]

watching this video because when I howl at my dog, she howls back lol

[@Kasperx138]

sometimes my dog knows what I'm gonna do before I even do.

[@freeone6711]

We needed a scientific study to learn something we have known for generations. WTF!

[@dsmj7389]

It was the blurst of times !!??

[@youknowwhatflav9916]

My dog definitely understands i have to spell the words i dont want him hear lol 😂

[@malinko35]

Dog owners: "yeah, we know"

[@Kiki-ge9wf]

I told my dog to yawn if he knew what I was saying and he yawned then he wagged his tail at me, so then I waited a couple minutes and told him to yawn again if he could understand and he yawned. So then I went and got my mom and told her he knew what I was saying, she didn’t believe me than I told her to watch and I told him to yawn again if he understood me and he did. I never taught him how to yawn or the word yawn.

[@adgefreeman6091]

YEEEEESSSS! MY SOUL NEEDED TO HEAR THIS!

[@Gina91787]

I knew this a long time ago! I love my furbabies!

[@josephinetracy1485]

Why would any civilized human even care if a crap eating and pee drinking creature "understood" them...

[@thebestplayerdead956]

They answer to the tone and sounds of us humans

[@green82929]

I'mm not lying, the small curly whitish blond dog at 1:33 looks identical to my dog Lucy. Twin Lucy, hello! I think we found a dog from Lucy's litter...

[@thewolfofswingthat2035]

Every time I say bathe my dog hides and nothing can convince her to come out

[@DeEchoVibeWontDie]

I have a dog named scruffy (Pomeranian/Maltese) I keep asking him to sit and he just tilts his head

[@tactician1996]

ninjagirl1000 because you have to teach him to sit while you're saying it. You can't just say sit without teaching him/her

[@75vettemaon]

He’s trying to figure out what those words mean. He knows you want something and he’s tilting his head to tell you he doesn’t understand. Like the previous person said he has to be shown how to sit while you say it. My wife’s dog looks and me like you’re not the mommy when I tell him to sit. He won’t sit for me but he sits for her. Lol. They definitely have a mind of their own.

[@fbnflaviusbroadcastingnetw6786]

Oof They get accustomed to words but only after they understand what that word means through the context behind it. They understand tone and pitch as well and can generally perceive how you are feeling, frustrated angry happy sad.. that’s why they feel unease if you scold them.. not so much the words but the tone and your body language.

[@fbnflaviusbroadcastingnetw6786]

Rick Skeels Yeah you got that right they do have a mind of their own

[@75vettemaon]

FBN Flavius Broadcasting Network my Yorkie mix just went for his nightly “mandatory” walk. He reminded me at the correct time. 90 minutes after his nightly treat. I am a well trained owner. He’s done a great job. Lol

[@KentPetersonmoney]

I always wonder how much dogs understand. Sometimes i talk to my dog wondering how much they understand

[@evacody1249]

I bet more then we know. They just can't talk. I mean really they are more like a human then another animal.

[@aranyakm]

They are smarter than we think.

[@christianchappell4193]

Why would you put headphones on a dog

[@gigachad9826]

Because they have really sensitive hearings and they didnt want to hurt the dogs' ears

[@alistairbolden6340]

@@gigachad9826 No that is not the reason at all. The headphones are used to talk to the dogs.

[@Corpse_of_a_doll]

Well what do I do whenever my dog that is just a puppy but it’s very ginormous jumps on me but not knowing that they’re hurting me any stinking that they’re playing with me

[@loucipher7782]

im gonna tell my dog to do fang over fang soon

[@Verbsdescribeus]

as a dog and cat owner for life, both can understand the tone of the voice and guess what you meant, but words not really...

[@lailaalanna315]

If you think so, you don't know much about your pets..

[@zz-xk7lc]

Howdy folks, I’d like to introduce you to basic logic that says dogs can’t fully understand languages, it’s just the sounds, tones, and consequences.

[@ngkthermos3650]

Yea not completely obviously

[@mfr3641]

Go to your dog and say I love you in a hateful voice, like say I love love love you as if you were saying bad to them. They dont understand us. They never will They might be able to remember what a certain saying to them means, but you could raise a dog and tell them stand but teach them to sit when they hear it and it would work..

[@Strength_In_Wisdom]

Yeah that's the exact same thing that would happen if you told a baby stand was sit. Difference is a dog wouldn't have school to teach them sit is actually to sit and stand is something you'll have a difficult time to do

[@lailaalanna315]

​@@Strength_In_Wisdom exactly. Nor could their friends tell them they're doing something wrong. If they think dogs don't understand us, they should get goldfish. If I'm eating something and my puppy comes to give me puppy eyes, I sometimes tell him that my son wants him and he goes to my son to see if he has food, as well. If I ask him if he'd like some, he gets super excited, widens his eyes and licks his lips. That and many other things Dogs are very smart.

[@Midnyte_Angel]

I have conversations with my dog out I'm she's not much of a conversationalist but she's a great listener

[@UnenthusiasticPerson]

Personally I feel like this is the stupidest report ever. It’s obvious that dogs understand their humans.

[@CityLover117]

Hmm, when it’s 3 in the morning and my jumps in my bed and I say “get down” nicely he doesn’t. But when I’m half asleep and yell “get down” he does

[@CoolBeans193]

What about negative words spoken in a positive tone?

[@Voila1999]

My dog screamed like a lady when he saw bros shirt.

[@MariaPeters-zl4rv]

HUH

[@HexproofAnarchist]

Why is there no sound?

[@ydf2008]

Yes, they do understand more than what some people give them credit for. No matter what tone I use my dog understands most of what I say. If I say, "it's time for a bath", no matter the tone, she will hide until she thinks it's safe to come out. 🤣

[@zemtek420]

I would guess my Ruby Doo probably knows at least 500 words.

[@EiliaRst__]

My dog even understands some hand movements lol. We use it when like someone in our house is sleeping

[@ilikeminecraftgaming9331]

And my dad says dogs can’t understand what we’re saying-wrong!XD

[@luv2stack]

Wait, so they understand the things I say to my waif in the bedroom?

[@sindrejakobsen]

if my dog as i say... Not my crazy hunting dog

[@ohh_gee1094]

*dogs understand english* erin: tHatS nOT vEgAN