The animals understand human interactions?
If you try to hug or kiss or talk to a dog or cat or a ferret (I:]) or any other animal, they understand what you are trying to do? or are they just thinking like "WTF?" and how they communicate w / animals other than sniffing butts? Does it depend on the size of their brain to understand the meaning of your behaviors? or does it depend on how you do, as eye contact, tone of voice, posture? I showed my friend, my ferret, and she each pet, it seems curious and sniff it much, is it because they have never met? or was it something to do with his body language? that means it recognizes I smell since it does not seem trinkets when I come around unless you have a toy or food?
The animals are much smarter than us humans to give them credit. For example, elephants mourn their dead and making music together and they communicate. Dolphins are by far one of the animals the smartest in the world and they communicate through vibration. Never given a bird on the beach for food, he begins to coo and make noises and all 10 gulls of a sudden come out of nowhere? Dogs, cats and other animals can feel emotion. So if you come home crying, your dog will try and the "truth" that you were in his way. The size of their brain does not tell how smart or dumb they are. Just as with humans.
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