me tooWilfy said:I ask my dog why we picked the stupidest puppy in the litter.
lol my dog is as dumb as a stump
thats not saying much for the stump....
i get on better with the cats,
they don't act like retards...
well felix does....
me tooWilfy said:I ask my dog why we picked the stupidest puppy in the litter.
This.Arkitext said:Yeah. It's therapeutic to talk to an animal. They'll never answer back, or interrupt you like people will. It can be very constructive and comforting, kinda what a pets there for. It's only creepy and/or annoying when you expect them to understand everything you're saying beyond "No", "Good", "Bad", "Food", their name, and the names of any tricks they know. I get freaked out by those crazy people who are having serious full blown two-way conversations like their pets are psychic. My Mum often try's to convince me that her Cat can understand what she means when she flat out tells it "I'm cooking here, mind my feet!" *Facepalm*
p.s. It's hilarious that the word "Speak" is miss-spelt in the title of this topic. lolz "spaek".
If you didn't have to, would you?JOE COOL said:Yes, for some reason I think animals can talk, but they don't want to communicate with humans.
This.Simalacrum said:does "oooooh cuchi cuchi, your a good kitteh aren't you?? yesh you are! oooh yesh you aaare!" count as proper communication? In which case yes, yes I do.