All of us who have pet dogs know that dogs are very sensible; sometimes they seem to understand what we humans say and can help relieve their owner's worries. Such pets are truly excellent. In daily life, dogs not only have a sensible side but also a naughty side. Owners surely have mixed feelings of love and frustration towards their dogs. When raising a dog, it is normal for the dog to be unfamiliar with the new environment and make some mistakes. Owners just need to guide and train them promptly, and the dog can obediently complete the owner's tasks. Today, let's understand whether dogs can understand human speech?

In fact, the reason dogs often seem to understand their owner's meaning is because dogs interpret the owner's tone and expressions, combined with the owner's gestures guiding the dog. Over time, the dog learns what the owner means by such cues. When a dog makes a mistake, the owner usually scolds the dog for not doing that. When the dog hears the owner speak very loudly and directly at them, the dog knows it has made a mistake and will obediently lower its head to admit the fault, showing a very sorry expression. This makes the owner wonder whether the dog understands human speech.

When an owner goes for a walk with their dog and meets another person also walking their dog, the two will definitely compliment each other's dogs. Both dogs may show shy or happy expressions, making us think the dogs understand human speech. At home, when the owner chats with others about very funny topics and everyone is laughing, we may notice the dog also seems to be smiling. Actually, this is not because the dog understands the funny topic but because the dog sees the owner and others so happy, and the dog becomes happy too.

When the owner is in a bad mood or encounters difficulties, the dog also shows concern for the owner, wearing a worried expression. When the owner wants to abandon the dog, this should be the saddest moment for the dog. Its eyes plead with the owner not to leave it behind because the dog only has the owner. If abandoned, the dog will be helpless and alone. Therefore, once an owner raises a dog, they must take responsibility and not abandon it halfway.