Anthropomorphic?

[LittleDebbieG]

Personally I truly believe that dogs are more "complex" than we give them credit.  True, they are not able to analyze and define the complexities of life, but they DO have emotions such as fear, happiness, sadness, etc.  My dog has a wide "vocabulary", for instance,but I know it is only from association and repitition, that she has "learned" this language.  In any event even though they are not human, they communicate effectively--more so than a lot of people I know!! God Bless 'em!

Don't humans also learn vocabulary through association and repetition? 

I had a cat who was quite verse in the word, "NO" when it came to baths. My current kitty yells out for "momma" when he can't find me.  It's heartwrenching to hear.

[lightstar240]

Anthropomorphic....yep, I know the word. It's basically an animal that exhibits human characteristics, like walking upright, and talking, and other weird stuff like that. Think Brian, from family Guy

[trop8cana]

Well at first I didn't know but after reading this forum I know now.

I learned something new today.Thanx

[Ringpop313]

hmm I guess you learn something new everyday!!