Pet Fact #15: Dogs primarily communicate through body language but they can actually communicate with around 10 vocalizations as well.

Pet Fact #15

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Pet Fact #15: Dogs primarily communicate through body language but they can actually communicate with around 10 vocalizations as well.

Pet Fact #15

Raise your hand if you’re guilty of speaking on your dog’s behalf. We’ve all done it, even if the dog belongs to a friend!

Pet Fact #15: Dogs primarily communicate through body language (can you say ‘puppy dog eyes’?) but they can actually communicate with around 10 vocalizations as well!

Whether it’s telling you they’re scared, want to play, in desperate need of a belly rub, or don’t appreciate the amount of attention you’re giving to another dog, your pooch makes it known by barking, whining, growling, howling, sighing, groaning, baying, yipping, and crying.

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