Signaling The Only Way They Can
Even if they don’t understand our language, they’ll find a way to communicate with us, whether it’s by scratching, barking, or some other strange movement. It was by staring at a wall in this case. Crosby’s owner had the feeling he wanted to say something, but couldn’t quite put his finger on what it was. Because animals are extremely intuitive, it was most likely something significant.
Signaling The Only Way They Can
Taking A Closer Look
George took a closer look at that particular spot. Crosby barked playfully as soon as he entered the room and followed him in! It was the first time in a long time that the dog appeared to be content. Crosby, in fact, had not seemed happy since the deaths of his friends. Something was clearly getting the dog excited, and his owner wanted to know what it was.
Taking A Closer Look
