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Not so much anymore with my dog.
Been under the same room as him for ten years, he just sort of knows, without having to say a word.
Have three cats. Only need to speak to them if they're squabbling and then it's only "Ay !" Other than that no. Understand each other perfectly without words.
Freak me out when they wink at me or stare at something behind me (that isn't there)
You're not a carnivore or living in a feral state,The more starved you become the more you notice things, I remember didn't eat properly for six weeks .Not so much anymore with my dog.
Been under the same room as him for ten years, he just sort of knows, without having to say a word.
Have three cats. Only need to speak to them if they're squabbling and then it's only "Ay !" Other than that no. Understand each other perfectly without words.
Freak me out when they wink at me or stare at something behind me (that isn't there)
I talk to my cat and play with her a lot. My favorite is to look at her and say, "Did You Do That?" In a high pitched, squeaky voice. She then pretends to be alarmed and runs away. It is so cute!
,including r2d2 from star wars.i even meow at him the way that r2 sounds.i even picked up my cat the same way.babies
Aw that's so sweet! I bet she can hear youI still talk to my doggie even though she passed away sixteen years ago.
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She looks like she's listening to me which definitely encourages me to talk to her.Aw that's so sweet! I bet she can hear you