What words can your dogs "spell"?

[cmjust0]

Ours know o-u-t and....this is embarrassing...s-t-i-n-k-l-e.

We started saying "Do you need to make a stinkle?" because...well...how are *we* to know if they need to go #1 or #2, right? And 'stinkle' kinda covers them both, soo...that's what it became. A stinkle.

And then, of course, they all learned to spell it pretty quickly after we humans started saying to one another "I think (insert dog name here) needs to make an s-t-i-n-k-l-e," so as not to get them all riled up as we peeled ourselves off the couch to let them o-u-t.

 

[Whispering Winds]

I can't remember who it was, but when I was a kid someone had a GS and whe they spelled BONE his eyebrows would "quirk". He never would let on, but those eyebrows were the cutest things. He always got one too.

 

[sonew123]

cheese -walk-out-potty

 

[gritsar]

What is it about dogs and cheese?!? I can't think of anything my dogs like better, except maybe for raw beef.

 

[MustLoveHens]

My dogs can spell: Walk, out, bye-ride, cookie, leash, dinner, Mom, Dad, and cat. They also can spell their names and one of my Aussies knows something really cool is going to happen when we spell.

 

[Dar]

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I hear you.. our old girl Tala used to open the door of the fridge and help herself... we started hiding the cheese in the vegetable crisper till we got the new fridge with the freezer on the bottom.. then she could not reach the cheese

 

[savingdogs]

Cheese stinks! That is why they love it. Dogs love food that stinks.

 

[Tala]

WALK and OUT

 

[gritsar]

The problem with speaking in pig latin to outsmart the dogs is that the words sound the same - ookiecay sounds the same as cookie. Oh well, it was worth a shot.

 

[Buff Hooligans]

My cats are too lazy to learn spelled words. But they do know "treat?" and "water?". Brilliant huh?