Boxer Talks To Mom, Gets Annoyed That She Doesn’t Get What He’s Saying! Too Cute!

by pawbuzz on in Dogs 3,142

Have you ever wished your dog could talk to you? Well, he does… just not with words. Research shows that dogs have their own way of communicating with their owners, as well as with other dogs.

Here's a perfect example. Meet Otis, the adorable Boxer. Here he is trying to tell mom something by using making sounds and using all sorts of body language cues… but mommy just doesn’t understand what he’s saying!

So, he’s getting a bit annoyed… lol. C'mon mommy! That boy needs some attention!!!

Boxers are so vocal they're so adorable! Otis is a cutie! and he sounds like Chewbacca… LOL

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3,142 thoughts on “Boxer Talks To Mom, Gets Annoyed That She Doesn’t Get What He’s Saying! Too Cute!”

  14. Tresa Lynn Lamberts

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    I would strongly recommend you use some cannabis products for Rambo. It will definitely help him have quality of life for the time he has left on earth with you.
    Life will not be the same when he goes. My big boy died in 2013 he was 8. He was my best friend. Even saved my life from an intruder in our home once. my husband decided I needed a new one this year. Now I have a little girl.

  16. Melissa Brooks Garrett

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    awww I am sorry you lost your loved one,, they are like family to us I know its going to be hard on me when I do lose him,, right now he seems to be holding his own, I have not seen any additional tumors pop up, The vet and I have already talked about if and when that time comes, Hes already been thru 2 surgeries and u know all the testing, I decided not to do the cemo treatments due to the fact that he is so attached at the hip to me and him being in the hospital 2 times a week for 6 weeks without me by his side would be more than I think he could take, And on top of that they could not assure me it would go in remission, So my vet and I decided not to put him thru anything else and now its a wait and see game, Thank you for your advise its greatly appreciated!!

  17. Tresa Lynn Lamberts

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    Any time. Love and light to you and your fur baby. They are definitely part of the family. And they just love like no other. All the time.
    I kinda chuckle about it now but mine came to me in a dream the night before he died. He spoke in a human voice (with an English accent lol) and told me things like don’t be scared without him, that he’d always be with me. Just a really out there dream. The weird thing about it is, he never showed signs of being sick. Not one. He was still a playful puppy at 8 years old. He never slowed down or stopped eating. He just didn’t wake up one morning. So I had no idea he was going, to even be able to conjure that dream up in my thoughts. He didn’t leave this world without giving me (his mum- that’s what he called me lol) peace knowing that I was a good boxer mum. Lol.
    I love all of my fur babies, but that one holds a big part of my heart and even still there’s a small empty space without him. They’re the best bad dogs in the world! ♡♡

  43. Cindy Troyer

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    This is so my two…My female is much more vocal than my male…LOL Big surprise right?!! Remie also tends to “talk” for Boomer when it’s time to go outside to potty…She lets me know and he runs for the door… 😀

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