Dogs don’t think in words like we do, but they definitely know some. Their minds are more like a mix of smells, feelings, and memories. Like, “Oh! That smell? Walk time. That noise? Food!” And somewhere in there, “FOOD” is just constantly on repeat.
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Dogs don’t think in words like we do, but they definitely know some. Their minds are more like a mix of smells, feelings, and memories. Like, “Oh! That smell? Walk time. That noise? Food!” And somewhere in there, “FOOD” is just constantly on repeat.
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I don’t think my dog has full-on conversations in his head, but he definitely knows certain words. Like, say ‘walk’ and he’s already hyped. But I feel like his brain is mostly just pictures, smells, and emotions—plus the word ‘food’ flashing like a neon sign 24/7.