How many words does your dog understand?

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• That's quite impressive, Bunny sounds like a smart one (cute pic's btw).
  Thanks Cerberus!

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  by Michael on December 8th, 2008

• She has got a special talent too! my sister plays violin and when she plays (Vivaldi's summer)(on the second movement)(part), Bunny starts howling.she wont howl on any other parts and waits until my sister gets to this specific part and then she starts singing!

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  by Marry on December 8th, 2008

• Hilarious, that would make a pretty cool YouTube upload, you'll should do it!

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  by Michael on December 8th, 2008

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• He is very smart, I especially like the "potty for the night" (last call).
  Thank you for taking the time to answer even though you are sick, I hope you get to feeling better soon!!

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  by Michael on December 10th, 2008

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• Does he always turn in circles to go out, or just when you say "Hokie pokie"?
  Thanks, Herman.

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  by Michael on December 10th, 2008

• When he yaps at me and I ask "What do you want?" (I already know) he will come put his paws on my lap, then I ask "Hokie pokie?" He spins in circles.

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  by herman on December 10th, 2008

• That's cute, never seen a dog do that before.

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  by Michael on December 10th, 2008

• I will try to remember to keep my cam handy and get him on disk for all my friends here. Next time.

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  by herman on December 10th, 2008

• That would be fantastic! Please remember to post back here if you do.
  I'm sure alot of us would love to see it.

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  by Michael on December 10th, 2008

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• If that's true, she was smarter than any cat I've had (had a REALLY smart one).
  Sorry for your loss, know the feeling. Lost Sampson (avatar) not long ago, would've been 20 next April.

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  by Michael on December 8th, 2008

• 20! That's a great life for a pet. Almost like a horse's. I've had several cats. I love their independence. I only teach them two things. "No" and how to fly. They learn how to fly faster than the learn "No" but they do learn the relationship pretty quickly. Other than that I pretty much just enjoy their way of going about life.
  My war dog was very intelligent and new a lot of word commands and hand signals but the most important command, and the one that I was sure that he understood, was "KILL!"
  
  PS. Sampson looks like he was a very beautiful cat.

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  by Bull wears a COAT of many colours on December 8th, 2008

• ROTFLMAO, that's not even funny, but I cant help it.
  A nice, quiet squirt-bottle works wonders, if you time the water cantact with No-No.
  Albeit, maybe not QUITE as fast as your flying method.

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  by Michael on December 8th, 2008

• Well, my wife HATES pets in the house and I won't keep one outside so we have compromised. No Pets. But, the are a great fun (although, when the grow old it's painful to lose them)

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  by Bull wears a COAT of many colours on December 8th, 2008

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• Thank you for answering, answer buddy.

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  by Michael on December 10th, 2008

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• VERY cute pics, pretty amazing how smart they are, huh?
  Thanks Grittygurl.

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  by Michael on December 2nd, 2008

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• That's one heck of a vocabulary for the older one. A friend of mine taught her dog "other paw" & uses it with "shake". Hope the younger one catches on soon.  Thanks Sosueme!

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  by Michael on December 11th, 2008

• She's good. Has a year or two left. Still working with the pup.

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  by Sosueme on December 11th, 2008

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