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How many words does your dog know
360957 PostPosted: Mon Jan 21, 2008 10:24 pm Thank this member for this postReply with quote
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Hi

Jenny, the Weimaraner who I look after, is clearly very intelligent. She knows words such as walk, lead, pee pee, sit, breakfast, dinner etc.

Yesterday, I thought I would try and teach her some new words. For her breakfast yesterday, she had scrambled egg and salmon. I repeated the words several times and kept opening and closing the firdge door, in order for her to "make a connection".

This morning, I asked her if she wanted eggs and salmon. Amazingly, she went to the fridge.

I wonder how many words a dog could have in their memory.

Russell

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Hi Russell

Lady Muck or what Wink

SUITS YOU Very Happy

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If I go and sit at your fridge tomorrow can I have eggs and salmon.........talk about a dogs life Wink
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Neo knows letters as well even though brains are sadly not his strong point Crying or Very sad Crying or Very sad Crying or Very sad Crying or Very sad He can spell w a l k you only have to say Neo w and he goes and gets his lead. He also knows 'oi give me back my dinner' as he runs off into the sunset. Strangely he also knows 'malteser' and expects them to be rolled along the floor for him to catch. Who is teaching who I wonder. Finally he knows sherry make of that what you will Laughing Laughing Laughing Laughing

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Elsa, our labrador knew quite a few eg. dinner, cheese, milk, biscuit, walk, leave, heel, sit, come, down, wait, stay, off, wee wee, car, bed, garden, water. She knew family and friends by name and she also knew all of her toys by name. I say knew, as she is 14 now and very deaf but I also taught her a few hand signals when she was young and learning to retrieve and they come in handy now.
I've always had labs but Elsa is definitely the most intelligent I've ever had.
Both her parents were working dogs and she has a lot of field trial champs in her pedigree which contributed to her being very high maintenance as a young dog but an absolute joy to train.
Russell....I would imagin Weims would be much the same being gun dogs.
Jenny is very pretty BTW.
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Rapide561 wrote:
I wonder how many words a dog could have in their memory

My black lab Ben could answer questions. Only two, but nevertheless correctly.... :-

Me: "What goes on the top of a house, Ben?"
Ben: "ROOF"

Me: "What does sandpaper feel like, Ben?"
Ben: "ROUGH"

Bet your dog can't do that.

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Re: How many words does your dog know
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asprn wrote:
Rapide561 wrote:
I wonder how many words a dog could have in their memory

My black lab Ben could answer questions. Only two, but nevertheless correctly.... :-

Me: "What goes on the top of a house, Ben?"
Ben: "ROOF"

Me: "What does sandpaper feel like, Ben?"
Ben: "ROUGH"

Bet your dog can't do that.

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I think maybe she could but I never seem to ask the right questions.
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Charlie not only understands words but sentences to, however for most of the time he choses to ignore them. Confused
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My old dog Rusty can add up, Tony can ask him various additions using numbers up to 10 and he will bark the correct answer---- funny it doesn't work for me Laughing Wink
He also knows words like food, walk, kitchen, bed etc,



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