Is it possible to understand animal when they talk?

Question

talk such as barking, meowing, growling..

Answer 1

Not 100%, but some times by their action we tend to understand there comunication.Lot of worked being done by our scientists on the this issue and lot of studies reveals.

Answer 2

i dont think we understand them.. but they do understand us.. well, when you (for example) told the dog to sit, they'll sit.. when you tell them to roll over, they'll do.. but when they bark saying they want to p**p, can you understand them???

PEACE =D

Answer 3

Yes, well, Doctor Dolittle can anyway..

Answer 4

Oh definitely yes....

It's not so much about "verbal language"........

It's through their "body language"....  When you keep pets and you feel compassionate about their well-being, you will actually establish a warm and loving bonding between them...  That's when you will understand them through their "behaviour" and "character"...

In fact, you will definitely know they are sick, without them needing to verbally informed you....

This is really such a miracle....  Being able to "interact" and show compassionate to other being although they do not "speak" our language...

*Pet Therapy*

Answer 5

They are probably smarter than humans.

My dog understands "Sit", "Stay" and I can't understand a single "Woof"!

Answer 6

Why not? It might take time but with observation it is possible to understand the message they are trying to convey

Answer 7

Possibly. But not right now. We don't have enough research on animal noise/tone analysis. However, I believe we have done some studies on a few species of african mammals.

Answer 8

With experience, we can usually have a very good idea of what animals meant by their "talk" and behaviour, although we may not be able to fully "communicate" with animal talk, if that is what you meant.

Answer 9

yea... theey do certain frequency of soundwhen they hungry or sleepy... easy measy...