What you would say to an animal to shoo it away?

Answer 1

Scat

Answer 2

Since animals do not generally understand English (or any language), whatever words you use are not nearly as important as how you say them. You should use a firm, insistent, but not necessarily loud tone. Animals that have been shooed before will usually get the message. But some will always be obstinate.

Popular interjections include shoo, scat, scoot, git, go, vamoose, and outta here.

Beware of trying to physically remove an animal by swinging at it, or hitting it. While this might be effective, some animals will react defensively and could injure you.

Answer 3

Animals don't understand words, so it's not about what you say. It's your body language and the tone of your voice that matter. For dogs, you can usually point somewhere away and firmly say "Go." For other animals, it's harder because they don't understand pointing.

Answer 4

what do you say to a animal to shoo it away

Answer 5

Usually you would make a fast, sharp and loud sound. Doesn't really matter what it is, as long as you say it aggressively to show disapproval. I'd say, loudly, "shoo!" and "go away!"

Answer 6

it is scat, hope this helps!

Answer 7

shoo

Answer 8

skat

Answer 9

scram

Answer 10

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