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05-28-2013, 01:25 PM
(This post was last modified: 09-01-2022, 01:02 AM by Fearless Community.
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I think that sometimes, dogs can in-fact read your minds.
I know that it doesn't really sound practical, but take this as an example:
Someone knocks on your door; The dog barks.
You knock on your sisters/brothers door to go inside; The dog does not bark.
Surely if it was the knock triggering the dog to bark, it would do the same when going into someone else's room. The point that i am trying to get across is that when someone knocks on your front door, your dog barks in order to tell you that there is someone at the door, therefore helping you out. This could mean that your dog knows that you have to answer the door.
My dog does the same, and it is helpful when playing games, and someone knocks at the door. Without my dog there would be no way i would be able to hear the door knock, through the loud bursts of rifles on counterstrike.
I know that it doesn't really sound practical, but take this as an example:
Someone knocks on your door; The dog barks.
You knock on your sisters/brothers door to go inside; The dog does not bark.
Surely if it was the knock triggering the dog to bark, it would do the same when going into someone else's room. The point that i am trying to get across is that when someone knocks on your front door, your dog barks in order to tell you that there is someone at the door, therefore helping you out. This could mean that your dog knows that you have to answer the door.
My dog does the same, and it is helpful when playing games, and someone knocks at the door. Without my dog there would be no way i would be able to hear the door knock, through the loud bursts of rifles on counterstrike.