Like I was saying, Ron's ability to not only understand what his dog was saying, but also understand he was speaking spanish, and he couldn't understand it (still with me), has always fascinated me. Now though, it seems this knowledge won't be limited to men who own many leather-bound books and whose apartment's smell of mahogany. The UK's Department for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) will begin teaching classes on how to "speak" to your dog. This sounds like the worst idea since Greedo shooting first.
What's really funny is how they've broken out the different sounds a dog makes into grunts, whines, yelps, screams, howls, growls, coughs, barks, tooth snapping, and panting. This class is supposed to clear up, for the owners, what kind of attention the dog needs when they are making these types of noises. Since most of you dog lovers out there are probably using your money to pay for your G500's, and can't make the trip across the pond to take the course I'll give my best crack at what these sounds mean:
- Grunt: "Hey", as in "get me something you hairless ape."
- Whines: "Heyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy", as in "I really need to pee you hairless ape."
- Yelps: "HEY!!!!", as in "quit pulling my tail you drunk hairless ape."
- Screams: "HEYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY!!!!", as in "I'm under your foot you drunk hairless ape."
- Howls: "HHHHHHHHHEEEEEEEEEEEEEEYYYYYYYYYYYYYY!!!!", as in "the drunk hairless ape, put me outside and it's cold."
- Growls: "Hey bitch", as in "I'm sick of Ole' Roy, buy me the good food you hairless ape."
- Coughs: "CEY!!!!", as in "I hope the hairless ape can tell I need to go to the vet."
- Barks: "HEY!", as in "look over here you hairless ape."
- Tooth Snapping: *Click*, as in "*click*, damn I almost bit the drunk hairless ape that time."
- Panting: "huh huh hey", as in "I'm effin tired you hairless ape, I hate walks."
"You're so wise. You're like a miniature Buddha, covered with hair."
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