So you may believe that you are the only one who rocks to your favorite singer or band. Well my friend, you are dead wrong. It has been proven that animals do listen music and find many songs quite entertaining and thrilling. The thing is, dogs sense of hearing is quite sensitive and your dog will only appreciate certain types of music and sounds. Dogs prefer to listen to low pitched tranquil music and happy music. Heavy metal bands screaming diabolic things through your car or home speaker is like a torture to your dogs ear. Lets look at some of the music dogs simply love to listen 1. Kids Songs Kids songs are normally happy songs. Even us as adults when we do listen these kids music it brings back jovial memories and decreases our age temporarily. There is nothing more thrilling to your dog as little kids singing their kids songs. 2. Reggae Reggae has an easy going melody to it and is quite relaxing and enjoyable. Your dog will be happy to listen to a nice Bob Marley or Dennis Brown track and simply jive to it. 3. Latin Music Who says your dog will not appreciate such spunky beat. Latin music is an exciting music and many Latin songs are geared towards getting you moving your feet. You dog will certainly have his tail wagging to some Latin beats. 4. County And Western The happy songs with the happy beats in this genre is what your dog will love to hear. Your dog may not appreciate the love portion of this western music. 5. Old Classics You can't go wrong with a James brown or a frank Sinatra song. Old classics are romantic and totally fun. And that is the type of sounds dogs love to hear. If you see that you dog is a music lover, treat him/her to some of the music above. Ensure that when you dog listens music, it is at a range which will not affect your dog's sensitive ear. So go ahead and let your dog do its little tail wagging, let your dog enjoy good music.
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It's amazing to think that some people believe animals are dumb. But what i do believe is that some people are dumber than most animals. Lets look at a simple animal, the dog. The Dog is able to comprehend lots of thoughts in his/her head and is able to comprehend many difficult commands and carry them out without a glitch. Aside from us humans telling the dogs to sit, jump, play dead and roll over. The dog knows how to reason out certain problems by him/herself naturally. Sometimes the dog simply follows the many commands we tell them to get a kick out of it.
Remember when commands are given to a dog, he has to interpret your native language as well as your hand and body gestures in order to comprehend those commands. With that being said, it could be then concluded that dogs will understand a command in any language which it is given to him. It would be much easier for a pup to understand commands in different languages that a adult dog, as the pup is in explore and learning mode and his/her little mind is blank and soaking up bits and pieces of information. But mature dogs can somehow understand the bilingual commands of any owner once those dogs are trained to understand such commands. So let us say that Maria is a Cuban national who now lives in America. Maria is a great animal activist and owns two dogs herself. Like most bilingual persons, sometimes they switch between tongues and normally speaks their native language when excited,frightened, overwhelmed want to say something they think you will not understand. But what they don't know is that the dog is also soaking up as much as the language as possible. So if maria comes in the room and gives the dog an order to sit. She probably would say "Sientate bruno" which translates to sit bruno. Or she may just say "sit bruno. Which ever command is given, you can be assured that the dog will respond with the appropriate action. Once the owner reinforces the word with the action required, the dog will fuse with the language very easily. You could say that dogs understand different languages very well and maybe multilingual
Many of us have shown wonderful love for our animals, but how much or how far are you willing to take that love?
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