How do dogs communicate with their owners? Can some dogs really understand what their owners say?

Dogs can't understand human language, but they can communicate with their owners through their tone and movements. If the owner speaks in a particularly loud voice and harsh tone, the dog will feel scared. If the owner points to a place, the dog will understand that it is asking it to take something, and it will leave it at the owner's feet. Moreover, dogs and humans have lived for so long that they can always understand some small behaviors of human beings, just as humans can understand the body language of dogs.

Can dogs really understand their owners?

Dogs and people are not animals of the same species and have different IQs. Even the cleverest border shepherd can't understand his master's speech. But dogs can be trained. By training dogs, you can make a series of actions according to the owner's instructions. For example, untrained dogs, like wolves, don't know what humans are talking about. Moreover, trained dogs can understand some hand movements of people or execute corresponding commands according to people's tone. And the daily training will be integrated into the dog's head, so that the dog can act according to the training.

What does a dog communicate with its owner?

Compared with other small animals, the IQ of dogs is still quite high, and dogs can interact with their owners through training. For example, a puppy will learn to shake hands, get down, stand up, lie down and so on, and then make corresponding actions according to the owner's orders. Although dogs can't understand these languages, they can hear the differences of these commands and make different actions according to different sounds. The owner's expression and tone are also a way for dogs to judge, and dogs can know whether the owner is angry through these two situations. If the dog makes a mistake, it will sneak a look at its owner. If the owner yells at the dog, the dog will immediately cover his ears with his paws and play dumb.

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The longer you spend with humans, the deeper your dog's body language and understanding of humans will become, and the closer your relationship with humans will become.