Mom Asked Her Dog Questions & His Silent Answers Said Everything
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Mom Asked Her Dog Questions & His Silent Answers Said Everything

This viral dog video on Instagram shows a pooch responding to his owner with his body language. Named Denis, the rescue dog doesn’t seem to need to even look at the human to have a conversation. It appears the duo is chilling near the swimming pool, bathing under the sun. So when the owner asks if Dennis is doing well, the fur baby answers in the most adorable way possible. He wags his tail for every yes and no response, leaving viewers in awe. Meanwhile, the pet parent mentions in the caption: “We just had a whole conversation.”

Dog’s body language convinces viewers he knows how to answer his owner

In a cute and funny dog video on Instagram, the pooch’s body language shows that dogs do not need a vocal language. The clip begins with a quoted line on-screen, saying, “Dogs can’t talk.” It shows the pet named Dennis lying on a long pool chair, basking in the sun. His back is facing the owner who is recording the scene.

The woman asks, “Dennis, you good?” It seems she wants to know whether he is enjoying his time in the sun. Without turning his head or making a sound, the dog responds in a unique way. He wags his tail for some time to tell her that he is good. Furthermore, the owner asks him if he needs anything. This time, Dennis answers by wagging his tail for a shorter period, saying that he doesn’t.

Then the human wants to find out whether Dennis had fun chilling by the pool. And again, a longer tail wagging tells her that he indeed enjoyed. Meanwhile, Dennis’ communication skills in the viral dog video have won the internet.

An online user commented, “Oh, that tail is communicating and responding so perfectly.” Viewers also pointed out how Dennis doesn’t wag his tail when the woman makes a statement in the end. “He knew the last one was not a question,” one individual highlighted. Moreover, the Instagram post has garnered over 570K likes as of this writing.


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