No, they won't ever speak a human language, but they can be taught to recognise some commands in any language.
Dogs are excellent associative learners, and some of the more intelligent can even be quickly taught very simple grammatical structures, even generating meaning with them.
Maybe after millions of years of evolution dogs would have evolved in such a way that they are able to talk, but for now, it is probably safe to say that dogs will never talk like humans do.
Dogs communicate with each other through many means: ear position, tail wagging body posture, barking, whining, yelping, crying, sneezing/sniffing, etc.
You might think they do,and it might sound like they do but they don't
no, but they learn the different tones of your voices to see if they're right or wrong.
The medical term for the "voice box" is the larynx. Dogs do have a larynx. A dog without a larynx would be unable to bark.
i am pretty sure go and ask one.
By pressing on the dogs voice box and moving the lips, he noticed he could create words from the dogs noises.
the voice box
The sailor's dog's name is Bingo.
The epiglottis is a flap of cartilage in the cat's throat above the larynx (voice box.)
Deaf dogs, just like deaf humans, still have the use of their voice box and therefore will use it. When we speak, or when dogs bark, we 'hear' it internally (a bit like when you are thinking, you 'hear' your own voice in your head).
caused by a voice box further dow the throat.
The voice-box, or larynx.
i am pretty sure go and ask one.
Yes it does, your brain sends messages to your voice box which makes you speak
i think it was because he had a broken voice-box
Through the larynx (or pharynx, I forget). In a nutshell, the "voice box" of the human body.
By pressing on the dogs voice box and moving the lips, he noticed he could create words from the dogs noises.
Many animals have voice boxes. This including cats, dogs, mice, most rodents, etc.
Another word for larynx is the voice box. Hope I help.
This change is normal because your hormones are making your voice box change. It will disappear in a few months when your body adjusts to the new levels. What you can do is learn to breathe. Part of the problem is that you are only breathing with the top of your lungs. It's a common problem but can be fixed easily. Find a yoga site and look for breathing exercises. What will happen is that you will learn to breathe with your whole chest and stomach. This way your voice box will have enough air to speak without vibrating. Another plus is that your voice tends to get a bit deeper when you use these exercises. The breathing exercises will relax your voice box which is what the problem is, it gets tight because it's not getting enough oxygen. Congratulations on getting to puberty!!!
Use your voice box I mean Use my voice box