E BUY: Language pathologist teaches her dog 29 human words

Stella “speaks” treading on large buttons programmed with word recordings. The dog expresses his wishes, comments on events at home, and even offers opinions.

Clearly, dogs have the capacity to understand people's words. The answer of the canins for “out,” “to walk”, or “verta” is also helpful but also fun for people, writes BigThink, followed by Periscope.

Each owner or family teaches their dog a dictionary that the dog can learn, except for the word “jo” and the negative “” of course. So if dogs can understand our words, what kind of communication can be possible if they are able to say them out loud?

 

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We are all children this Saturday morning because Stella is KlitN us with her communication!!! First we gave Stella new food for breakfast, which turns out she did not like? After walking away from her bowl multiple times, she said, “Eat no” and washed on the deal. Then we were cleaning up a bit when Stella told us, All do wonder walk happy want.” Someone sure wants us to ignore the weekend! As if that were enough, Stella declassified “Stella bye love you” and shut in front of the door. I just can say it enough, this is AMAZING!!! • • • #hunger4words #talking dog #people savesavice #peechöpy # AC #slp #chorewords SLPeeps #erarlyintervention #laguagedolment #Dogsofsoftagram #Dogmom #animalpsychology #doglover #sandiegog #catahoula #bluheler #smartdog #Dogcommunication #mydogtals # SLPdog #Dognition #animalcommunication #interspectiescommunication #lotanimals #respectanmals

A post divided by Christina Hunger, MA, CCC-SLP (@hunger4words) on Sep 28, 2019 at 9:33am PPT

Language pathologist [ SLP], Christina Hunger has used Augmetative and Alternative communication devices [ AAC] at her job and decided to see if Stella had a chance to use words. The results of her experiment are amazing.

Stella's dictionary is 29 words, and she can even use fluids to express her wishes and feelings together. /Periscope