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Why do peoeple kill dogs?
Some people kill dogs for food in places such as China, but some people abuse dogs, don't feed them, or they are in bad medical condition. People do not understand what dogs do for us.
What do k-9 dogs guide dogs and guard dogs have in common?
They all help help people. K9 dogs: find injured people and get them out alive. Guide dogs: help people understand their surroundings to keep them alive. And Guard dogs: Keep people away from dangerous things therefore keeping them alive and well.
Do dogs understand people sometimes?
Yes! Mostly when you train them, although all dogs should know what you mean if you are pointing at something.
Do dogs bark when there is a tornado?
Sometimes, yes. A tornado is a frighting event for people and animals alike. Some dogs express that fear by barking, though they do not understand what the tornado is.
How do dogs understand what your saying?
you have to train them
Can dogs really understand us?
They cannot understand your words but they can understand your feelings to a certain extent.
Do dogs understand any English?
they can understand simple commands and know names
What companies kills dogs and cats to make coats?
Because they are stupid and don't understand that people use them as pets not as coats!!!
Can babies understand dogs?
no desspite what arthur says and how much kate talks to pal dogs and babies can't understand each other
Do dogs understand language?
They can understand what certain commands mean...so, yes. not exactly, but they understand there name
Do dogs understand what humenbeens are saying?
Dogs can understand certain words that you use a lot to them such as food. if you said food enough and showed them what it meant they would understand it evantually. Dogs can understand tone of voice though so if you use a nice tone of voice they think your being nice even if your not.
Do dogs understand the differences between the barks of other dogs?
Yes, dogs are able to distinguish between other dogs by their barks.
