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She sounds like my dog, who has sneezing fits a lot. The shelter said she was a shepherd/boxer mix when I adopted her, but I believe she's a mountain cur. Eith
by qup 3y ago
She sounds like my dog, who has sneezing fits a lot. The shelter said she was a shepherd/boxer mix when I adopted her, but I believe she's a mountain cur.
Either way, she's wonderful, and learned every trick I taught her in the first couple of months. She still knows them all 9 years later. She's learned a lot about me without my instruction, we just fit like a glove.
I don't have an exact count, but she knows at least 30 commands (some are for the same thing, like "wait for me" and "slow down"). I use natural language. I'm not sure how many other things she's picked up. I always tell her "be right back" if it's true, but I'm not sure if she understands it or not, because she's not an anxious dog.
She's never been that interested in food or toys. She's a farm dog. The best.
I wish they'd speed up that research on dog longevity. She's 9.
- cogman10 3y ago> who has sneezing fits a lot Sneezing is a way dogs say they want to play. That's adorable that she loves sneezing for you. [1] [1] https://www.thekennelclub.org.uk/health-and-dog-care/health/health-and-care/a-z-of-health-and-care-issues/why-does-my-dog-sneeze-so-much/ https://www.thekennelclub.org.uk/health-and-dog-care/health/...
- qup 3y agoThat makes sense, because it is indeed when she's excited. We play a little game where I pretend I don't know what she wants, and she gets very excited when I figure out she wants to go outside, and has a few sneezes to celebrate.