What Do Human Voices Sound Like To Dogs?

In this video, we explore whether dogs can truly understand human language! 🐕 Ever wondered if your furry friend grasps what you’re saying? We’ll delve into how dogs process our words, from the tone of our voices to the commands we give. Join us as we uncover just how much your pooch might be picking up from your chats! speaking_head_in_silhouette: Get ready to find out what’s going on in that adorable head of theirs!
00:00 Do Dog Understand Our Words?
3:21 Do Dogs Know Their Names?
6:36 Understanding Dog’s Body Language
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#dogbehavior

[@douglassexton1513]

My ol boy was extremely smart. His picture is my profile picture. My wife after a week told me that he understood everything she said. She was scared of him at first cause of the bad rep that bull breeds have. He could see into a person's soul. I miss him terribly.

[@user-yn2lv7km1q]

Its the tone and emotion together.

[@glow1815]

I said " come and eat" only to our Cooper once he ran in the house! Works every time.

[@ItalianOrlando]

I’m alway amazed at how intuitive they are and how much they really pick up on. For example: my little 4 legged daughter knows based on what clothes I’m wearing if I’m leaving for work without her, going somewhere in the car she she can accompany me or just taking her for a walk.

[@jamiecosgrove1950]

my dogs, labradoodles are very affectionate. i whisper sweetly, i love you baby and good boy and good girl. i just want friends, not trained robots. they are potty trained, we have a large fenced yard, they spend most of the day indoors, free to go anywhere, no crates. they have lots of toys and are never alone, we are retired.doggy heaven.

[@DoggyDrifts]

It sounds like you've created a wonderful, loving home for your dogs! They're lucky to have such a caring environment.

[@jennifer_m.8613]

My dog, Zoey, is very smart (but can also be very dumb sometimes). She knows her name, my name, my sister's name, our parents, our neighbor, "walk" (we have to spell it or she gets all excited).

[@fubuh8r]

I sometimes cover my face when giving a command to verify they actually know the command.

[@aneliset7633]

Little angels!🥰💘💋

[@DoggyDrifts]

❤️🐶❤️

[@samwilliams1142]

My dog had ear infection now he is deaf. We are working on touch and hand signals now. Two tugs on his collar is let's go walk. A pat is I am changing rooms. He knows that bark is still he needs out right now. Rabbit, squirrel, chicken, etc. now are lost.

[@corylong3422]

I had a deaf dog one time and a vibration collar was great for getting her attention out in the yard

[@faithbyrge484]

I wonder if it would work to show him pictures of the rabbit squirrel bird whatever or what have you can he still see

[@samwilliams1142]

He has never reacted to a picture. But he is learning that I can point with my cane.

[@faithbyrge484]

@@samwilliams1142 that is awesome that you use your cane to show him things maybe vibration would help to what kind of baby do you have? And how old is he typing I'm not typing it because I am blind, I use voice over and sometimes it causes mistyped words. Please forgive me. What breed and how old is your baby

[@user-ug5wc5ru8l]

I believe that dogs do understand what we say to them unlike cats they don't understand what people say to them

[@TraciEaston-hs5xe]

Cats DO understand when you talk to them.. My cat was a chatterbox, and didn't have a problem telling you when she was upset, happy, or wanted to play, and you had better listen!

[@robertmckinley2030]

Teaching your dog to understand words can be done by association and repetition and rewards. They do learn.

[@narendrasharma7265]

Nicely described.

[@MartaWomack]

This would be a great video for kids to watch before their parents actually get the family a dog. Education in all things is key to enriching the lives of both people & our pets.

[@DoggyDrifts]

I thank you for your words! 🐶

[@ursulasoames8602]

Absolutely 👍🐾🐾❤️

[@princessjay5546]

My dog knows the word cuddle and I didn’t even teach him that he did it on his own one night i wanted him to come to the head of the bed

[@nedkelly2035]

I bet time changes mess with some dogs. They are used to getting dinner/walk/whatever at a certain astronomical time, then it goes off by an hour when we change clocks.

[@lyndas2767]

My dog responds to her name, Pebbles, but not Puddles.

[@mikelgeren149]

I have a older cousin that recognizes about twenty words .

[@princessjay5546]

Has anyone else’s dog run into the couch head first

[@transcendentalism36]

So basically for dogs, language is tonal.

[@gwillis01]

Thanks for an interesting video

[@DoggyDrifts]

I thank you for your words! 🐶

[@smaug3045]

Dinner

[@privatenexus5764]

1:23 pavlov's dog

[@garivera15]

Were you going to answer the original question in the title of the video? Maybe you should change the title.

[@michellebarry-devries1082]

Or let's go to Jens house.our daughters name..or if she has dry mouth I will tell her to have a drink..

[@michellebarry-devries1082]

Our little daisy knows about 30 different words...get a different toy..

[@JudeTavonFenwick]

This video essentially is repeating the same thing over and over