Sure, we can tell a dog is scared if they tuck their tail between their legs and that they want to play if they drop down into downward dog, but how amazing would it be if our pets could talk to us?
We are not the first people to wish we knew what our fur babies were trying to tell us. Staci DeVita got close with her adorable Goldendoodle, Ralph E. Doodle when she asked him if he loved her.
Goldendoodle might sound like a made-up word, but they are a breed that is a mix between a Golden Retriever and Poodle. The resulting breed is a highly intelligent, sociable dog.
Staci DeVita had been specific about choosing this breed when they looked for dogs to add to their family. “When we were looking for a dog we had just gotten married, and we knew that we wanted a dog that was good with children,” Devita said in an interview with News 5 Cleveland.
So, it should come as no surprise that when Ralph’s mom started talking to him, Ralph did his best to “talk” right back. And if you listen closely, it does sound like he was trying to tell his mom and baby brother, “I love you!”
While the words might not be clear for us, we can feel the intention behind Ralph’s adorable howls. His brother could feel the love, too. Every time his canine sibling started talking back, he would get a big smile on his face.
With such a loving and cuddly older brother by his side, baby Noah is one lucky baby. The two of them would be sure to make lots of new loving memories in the future.
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