Al Dukes

And I was like, you know, nice deep voice, nice firm hand on his neck.

And he'll, you know, there'll be less shenanigans because he'll respect you immediately.

You're telling this like a person.

And I just do it in like I'm the pack leader in the house.

But yeah, you just have to have a nice firm hand.

And, you know, and other dogs who are fearful, you know, of people, you go lower, let them sniff your hand and you approach.

So it all depends on what the dog is telling you.

You have to read their body language, right?

And they, in turn, are reading yours.

So, yeah, there's something to that for sure.

No, I would say no.

Well, again, going back to the way they sense emotions, I would say that would be part of it.

But I don't know if they would necessarily say he's talking about me.

I don't know if I would go that far.

You're saying all these my words, right?

Yes.

I would say no.

I think they would figure that out.

They would understand, oh, this is the time when he talks to that piece of plastic that is holding to his head.

And now with the FaceTime calls, when my sister-in-law and my little niece call, sometimes we'll show the dog.