Does anyone in this forum has China dog or cat?

[jallytony]

most of you are talking about your cute pets which are from UK,USA,Australia.....and many other countries,but i want to know whether some of you have Chinese pets?I think Chinese dog is very good,and can be regarded as the best friend to human,because it is easy to keep and not too expensive.I have seen many Chinese TV programs which is about dog,and they are all very honest to their master.so if you own one,could you tell your experience of Chinese pets?

[paddyjulie]

No chinese pet here...but i did wonder if you were from China?

[sianrees1979]

we use to have a chinese crested powder puff if that counts she died 6 years ago she was 15 years old.

[XxZoexX]

I wonder if dogs woof in differant languanges

[waggy Tailz]

I wonder the same thing lol

[Clare7435]

Apparently not...I watched a programme once and the owners of this huge dog said it was miss behaved because it had lived in a different country most of its life so didnt understand what they where saying..and the trainer said they don't understand different languages they understand tones and voices....might be a load of rubbish but you never know.

[Clare7435]

Jallytony...your threads..although confusing...seem to bring a little...well....light hearted ...kind of bewilderment to the forum,,,in the nicest possible way bless you...but please......could you tell us where you live...just a little about yourself....you know....how old you are...do you have any children or indeed pets? is it just the one dog you look after or do you have your own? unless of course I've missed this information I'm sure everybody would be interested in some more details.....??please??....see....I even asked nicely

[XxZoexX]

Me and Julie keep asking too.. I want to know more

[springerpete]

Originally Posted by XxZoexX

I wonder if dogs woof in differant languanges

Of course they do, I had a mate who used to have a Spinoni. bloody thing barked in Latin. Couldn't do a thing with it.

[springerpete]

Originally Posted by Clare7435

Apparently not...I watched a programme once and the owners of this huge dog said it was miss behaved because it had lived in a different country most of its life so didnt understand what they where saying..and the trainer said they don't understand different languages they understand tones and voices....might be a load of rubbish but you never know.

Clare, dogs dont understand the meaning of words in the way we do, they associate the SOUND of the word with a response required. For example, you could tell my dogs to SIT all day and they'd just look at you blankly, however, tell them HUP, which is the word you use with gun dogs as a rule and they'll sit very nicely for you, By the same token, if I blow my whistle once they'll sit, they're programmed to give that response to the whistle blown once, blow it twice and they'll come in to you. You can teach a dog to sit by saying jump, it's the form of the word, to him it's no more than a sound that requires a response. I do hope I haven't made that too complicated for you.
Take care. Pete.