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Bunch
19-07-08, 05:06 PM
I've often wondered what it is about us that our Lhasas can tell in difference. For example, how do my three know its Peter and not me (without making a sound) and vice versa. What do they look for?

Ive heard that all dogs are colour blind so its not the colour of hair etc is it :roll: or lack of :lol:

My three love all of us just as we all love them but how come when hubby and I are say, just coming down the drive and they all run to me first without me saying anything and at the same time Hubby could be actually speaking!

I find it absolutely fascinating because they also recognise me from a distance and again without me saying a word!!!

What do you all think...............love to hear your views xx

MITCHELLA
19-07-08, 06:41 PM
i dinna kane how, but my mum says the dogs start pacing the floor and running up and doon the stairs 5 minutes before i get hame regarless of what time it is, ive nae idea how they kane im on my way cos with job my hours of work are always different xxx

Bunch
19-07-08, 06:47 PM
i dinna kane how, but my mum says the dogs start pacing the floor and running up and doon the stairs 5 minutes before i get hame regarless of what time it is, ive nae idea how they kane im on my way cos with job my hours of work are always different xxx

Wow Pamela this is even more interesting!!! Is'nt it just weird how they sense and/or know! I'd love to delve into this................or maybe ask the brilliant Cesar Milan!!! xxxxxx

PS Is it Cesar or Ceasar??? xx

FosterMom
20-07-08, 03:23 AM
Wow Pamela this is even more interesting!!! Is'nt it just weird how they sense and/or know! I'd love to delve into this................or maybe ask the brilliant Cesar Milan!!! xxxxxx

PS Is it Cesar or Ceasar??? xx

It's Caesar Milan.

Dogs smell, hear and feel vibrations way better than any human can, that's for sure. They may feel the vibration of your cars long before they can hear them coming up the road. My dogs hear my car a mile away. My daughter says they start barking a few minutes before I pull into the driveway. I think they hear or feal my car coming into the neighborhood.

Sounds to me like your doggies favor you over the hubby, Lia. That's why you get the first warmest welcome.

kimpossible
20-07-08, 08:03 AM
Hi folks ... maybe we could ask him:

http://www.cesarmillaninc.com/

OK, the community forum bit isn't working yet, but once it's up and running we could ask! (although i'd be skeptical whether it would actually be him answering!)

Bunch
20-07-08, 09:15 AM
It's Caesar Milan.

Dogs smell, hear and feel vibrations way better than any human can, that's for sure. They may feel the vibration of your cars long before they can hear them coming up the road. My dogs hear my car a mile away. My daughter says they start barking a few minutes before I pull into the driveway. I think they hear or feal my car coming into the neighborhood.

Sounds to me like your doggies favor you over the hubby, Lia. That's why you get the first warmest welcome.

Thanks Anj. And its probably because Im with them much more than any other member of the family too - I never thought until you mentioned it xxxxx

Bunch
20-07-08, 09:20 AM
Hi folks ... maybe we could ask him:

http://www.cesarmillaninc.com/

OK, the community forum bit isn't working yet, but once it's up and running we could ask! (although i'd be skeptical whether it would actually be him answering!)

Yes I often wondered this too. Ive tried this before but it asked some personal details that I was a little cautious over giving - not sure if its safe to leave these details.............perhaps Anj could tell us better on this one.

Oh and on the link it says CESAR and not CAESAR! Now Im not which it should be ???? Unless there is a logical reason for this. :-D xxxxxxxxxx (dont forget everyone that we do have a section seperately on this guy) :-D xxxxxx