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Related: About this forumMy dog knows which cupboard I keep the peanut butter in
And she can hear me open that cupboard ..... not any other cupboard, but the "peanut butter cupboard" ...when she's on the other side of the house .... upstairs in my son's room .... when he's playing his music. She comes running every time.
hlthe2b
(102,225 posts)even if I whispered without any sound at all the words "peanut butter"...
I loooooove peanut butter (natural, peanuts only of course) and my pups have always been obsessed as well.
The Velveteen Ocelot
(115,674 posts)My cats can be sound asleep in an upstairs bedroom and they will suddenly appear if I open a treat package. Either they can hear that little rustling sound or they can hear my thoughts. Spooky.
Dream Girl
(5,111 posts)Swear to God.
marybourg
(12,620 posts)My cat leaves the room in a trot when I think about a nail trim.
Trueblue Texan
(2,425 posts)The instant I come home from work, my dogs start acting goofy and dancing around, I usually give them a treat during these times cuz they're so dang cute. I used to think they acted that way because I was home and they were so glad to see me. But then they started doing it at other times, prompting me to give them a treat. This went on a number of times before I realized I'd been had. They can spell too! They even can anticipate the spelling....I thought only humans could anticipate! T-R... BOOM! They are at that cabinet! If you spell the entire word they lose their minds!
Sophiegirl
(2,338 posts)One in particular knows precisely when the clock strikes 6pm....dinner time. And she does not let you off the hook for any reason!
PoliticAverse
(26,366 posts)Sophiegirl
(2,338 posts)Easier to spring forward than back.
Ohiogal
(31,979 posts)The dog would climb up on to the back of the couch exactly five minutes before the school bus arrived bringing the kids home in the afternoon. Even with the time change. Even when the day was cloudy or sunny. She just knew. She would look out the living room window from on top of the couch and watch for the bus. She never missed it.
Sophiegirl
(2,338 posts)I stopped questioning it a long, long time ago.
TomSlick
(11,097 posts)The cat is a more accurate chronometer than my watch.
sweetroxie
(776 posts)learned a new trick--by reading my mind. I let her out in her yard and then was worried that she was out for too long staring into space. She was too far to yell to so instead, I flashed the light at the top of the yard on and off to "wake" her up. Without any training, she started walking back to the house. She has continued this self-taught behavior ever since. She must have read my intention.
RandomAccess
(5,210 posts)I had 3 dogs who went deaf in their older years. Two lab-chow mixes (litter mates) and a English pointer. Any iidea what causes that??
Ohiogal
(31,979 posts)Best wishes to your sweet dog.
japple
(9,821 posts)thinking,"it must be treat time for the kitties" because they always come running.
Skittles
(153,150 posts)for the rest of his life that cat went bonkers every time I ate a cheeseburger
Trueblue Texan
(2,425 posts)Gimme a bite o that chee-burger!
Skittles
(153,150 posts)so I asked, well, what did you feed him? And the answer was: "Well, he likes cheeseburgers."
Skittles
(153,150 posts)he proceeds to take over its duty of waking me up if I don't get up and at it immediately (he does NOT see the purpose of a snooze button)
Trueblue Texan
(2,425 posts)...Are you awake? Huh? What about now?Now? Sniff, sniff, how about now? Now?
Gawd!
Ohiogal
(31,979 posts)That cold wet nose poking at your face!
Skittles
(153,150 posts)he will hover close to my face
Sophiegirl
(2,338 posts)To one of my kitties. She KNOWS my hubby should be up and about at 5:30 am.
Weekends are no exception. She makes sure he is awake....at 5:30 am. Probably because breakfast is supposed to be served at 6am.
Weekends....schmeekends.
they do like their routine
bettyellen
(47,209 posts)Last edited Sun Feb 4, 2018, 09:48 PM - Edit history (1)
got into the cabinet, and ate all the foil packets. I had no idea what happened (was confused to find an empty box in the corner- hadnt used it in a while) And then he shit out a large metallic missle shaped poop a few days later. Im so glad it didnt kill him.
Glad he was OK!
bettyellen
(47,209 posts)through his tiny body. Hes a runty Cornish w a wasp waist. Ive actually had a couple of DUers babysit him while on vacation, they can vouch for his infinite appetite.
Judi Lynn
(160,516 posts)Looked them up, amazed, delighted at seeing them. Exotic and beautiful.
Very, very interesting little fur folks.
Thanks for informing those of us who don't know yet!
bettyellen
(47,209 posts)Patsys grandma! I met her in CT when she was 16 years, maybe a year after they filmed her, and she was still very active and kittenish. Cornies are ridiculously affectionate and strongly bond to humans. Its a strong breed trait. They are rarely shy and basically insist on sleeping with you.
lunasun
(21,646 posts)amerikat
(4,909 posts)But Pavlov's dogs hear things we don't. Had a cat that could do the same. He also knew which bag the cantaloupe was in. You have love them. They never ever fall victim to Fox news or vote against us.
unblock
(52,196 posts)3catwoman3
(23,973 posts)...spinach - he's such an elitist! He knows the crackly sound of the produce packages and shows up expectantly whenever he hears that sound.
flt rsk
(92 posts)me up when she thinks I should go pee. Whines until I get up and flush the toilet.