As a proud owner of a two year old terrier cross (terror?), I am compiling a list of words our dog understands. This is my first dog so I never realised how smart they are.We avoided puppy school and hate the idea of yelling at your dog to obey commands.
Langly's vocabulary so far:
dog, cat, maggy (magpie), bird, possum, outside, park, shops, car, train (he loves it when we take him to town on the train), up (onto the couch command), duckie/duck, meat, ready (for a walk), walk, go, move (off the bed), kitchen (go round to the kitchen door), postie, bedtime, mummy, daddy, Maisie (daughter), Rohan (boyfriend), cheese, treat, bone (these last three will send him running from anywhere).
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Showing posts with label words. Show all posts
Showing posts with label words. Show all posts
Friday, 22 March 2013
Is my dog a genius or just normal?
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commands,
dog,
obey,
puppy school,
terrier,
vocabulary,
words
Monday, 11 February 2013
Words I like the sound of ....
They just roll off the tongue or have an onomatopoeic quality:
conurbation, schism, undulate, stum, flange, caccinate, bint, dongle, bollard, recalcitrant, garrote, trollop, arcane, thespian, nobble, irksome, poppycock, woggle, uvula, vacuous, pus, flaccid, smarmy, crypt, lob, quip, fug, codswallop
conurbation, schism, undulate, stum, flange, caccinate, bint, dongle, bollard, recalcitrant, garrote, trollop, arcane, thespian, nobble, irksome, poppycock, woggle, uvula, vacuous, pus, flaccid, smarmy, crypt, lob, quip, fug, codswallop
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