@jdking92 I forgot to mention in the description that she knows I can't hear so when she barks she leans her throat against my hands so I can feel it. Or she aims her mouth at my hands. Tactile barking... LOL
@pawpower That's literally amazing. And I mean, Beethoven did something similar when he was composing his piano music. Granted a doggo didn't press its throte against his hand when it barked, but he did glue a rod to the soundboard of his piano and, I think, clamp the end in his teeth so the vibrations of what he was playing would be transferred to the bones of his skull. First use of bone conduction technology! I think? Either way it's hella neet how we people, and indeed animals in general, adapt to things.
Nov 7, 2026, 12:52 PM
@bright_helpings @jdking92 Awww thats so cool! My friends laugh because my dogs assume everyone is deafblind, so they will do things like grab their hand so they can bark, or grab their hand and bring them to a chair. They assume all humans are like me.
@pawpower @bright_helpings I can attest to this. Once I was even given a mouth guided invitation in to the under-table clubhouse by lady Phoenix when there were no free seats available. XD
@Peiress @bright_helpings She was going to share her very fluffy cozy bed with you.