[domenad]

If, by some chance, I don’t understand my cat when he mews for food, by Jove he’ll repeat himself until he’s understood.

[CaliGirlGodHelpMe]

My cat has a cute way of telling me that guests have arrived. It’s kind of a panicked chirp, with big eyes.

[JoeProBono]

[OneWingedShark]

>If, by some chance, I don’t understand my cat when he mews for food, by Jove he’ll repeat himself until he’s understood.

*nod* - Meow... Meow... MEOW!!

[lwd]

"Wolf ...Wolf"

"What's that?! FIRE! We must tell everyone! WOLF, WOLF...FIRE! FIRE" -From the movie "The Jerk"

[martin_fierro]

Jane Starring, 48, of Barrington, R.I., says she and her family are confounded by their 8-year-old cat, Flannel, who often chases people about the house meowing.
"We're not sure we're making much progress understanding him," said Starring. "I don't know what his point is."

"RADON! THERE'S RADON GAS IN THIS HOUSE!"

[LongElegantLegs]

I understand my dog alot better than I understand my nearly two year old...

[berdie]

No doubt about that. My kitties are big talkers when they demand that their human put breakfast, lunch, dinner or snacks on the table. And even more vocal when there is inclement weather (they are outside kitties). They seem to think I can make it quit raining.

I understand “pup” speak really well. The Labs/Lab mixes I have had in the past and today are very eloquent speakers.

[woofie]

My dogs have been discussing Sarte