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all the words my dog knows — Brooklynian

all the words my dog knows

leet
edited November -1 in Brooklyn Pets
no
sit
down
stay
wait
good boy!
good dog
bad dog
bath time!
cookie
treat
chewy stick
let's go
lets go for a walk
drop it
buzz off
enough!
go lay down
go lay down in your bed
up!
let's go into the other room!
want to go out?
let's go home
cold
hot
want some water?
look, a dog!
hop in!
you stay. i'll be back.
Quiet!
dinner
go get your toy
bring it here
time for bed

Comments

  • Heh. Somewhere a while back I read about a border collie that had been tested by researchers who estimated it understood the words for 200 different objects.

    But "cold" and "hot"? When do you use those with the dog?
  • Well, I only use "cold" in the winter, and only use "hot" in the summer - so he probably doesn't know both words at the same time. He probably forgets the dormant one when it's not in season, ha ha.

    I'll say "It's cold!" when I'm out with my dog who refuses to wear a sweater, and he's standing there shivering and looking up at me.

    We go for long walks all the time, but in the summer when it's hot and humid, he poops out pretty quickly, and will just stop walking and stand there on the sidewalk, panting. That would be a time when I'd use "hot" (and it's my cue to carry him home, heh).

    I tend to use the same phrases over and over when I talk to my dog. I do it out of habit - but after a while I'll notice that he seems to know what they mean. He make associations between sounds and events pretty easily. Whenever the phone rings, he knows that someone will be coming over soon (doesn't always happen, but it does happen often enough that he now runs to the front door and barks when the phone rings (kind of annoying).
  • Let's see, my list for Cheech and Ripley:

    walk
    no
    bad
    good
    kitty
    sit
    down (only Ripley)
    up
    paw (Ripley)
    mommy
    stop
    wait
    car (Cheech)
    cookie
    go
    home
    outside
    toy
    sleepies
    nanners (Ripley)
    couch (Cheech)
    food
    beatings? (I threaten, I threaten!)
    cheese!
  • But what dog words have you learned? :wink:
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