Homo sanity here from the Homo sanity show. Yeah. Do you have a pet and ever say, when you're about ready to go, okay, I'm going. I'll be right back. Or I'll be back. The other day, I did that with our dog. You're kind of my sister's dog. You're kind of leaving, and you're like, okay, I got to go. I'll be back
SayCo Show
@saycoshowĀ Ā·Ā 1:25
Hey, it's Seiko. Alfred, from the Seiko show. Oh, my gosh. This is a cute one. I think you're totally right. I think they don't probably get much of it. It's our actions and our breathing, our tone. They know we're leaving, and so they're just kind of watching us because they know we're walking out the door. But I say this all the time. Him. I constantly say, we'll be back
Kitha Larie
@chitchatwithkkĀ Ā·Ā 0:39
Hey, good evening. Actually, I do say I'll be back. And the reason why is because they really know when you're gone. And I think that animals can really hear you talking. I think they really do understand. So when you're like, I'll be back, it's kind of like they know. Even if they can't understand you after a while, they know because of the way that you say it
Swell Team
@SwellĀ Ā·Ā 0:15
And somehow or another, at first I thought that the dog or the cat is just repeating a particular pattern because they know what to expect. A snuggle, a pet, or whatever. Right? But the more I've watched them, and there's one. She's being studied by a university. I don't know which one. I can't remember. But she's stringing these together in different ways than simply repetitiveness. There's something more going on
L A
@homosanityĀ Ā·Ā 1:41
You. Yeah, I had forgotten about those videos. I haven't seen some of the ones you're talking about, but I've seen one or two with the dogs pressing the buttons, which is really interesting. I think I saw it when it first came out, but. But I got off of, I think those are on TikTok and stuff. I kind of got away from TikTok, and I'm slowly starting to get back into watching some TikTok