We have a very noisy dog. We have tried four different muzzles, one of which took her almost half a minute to remove, scent and sound collars, professional training, no luck. The other two dogs are merely noisy.
SO, my theory was correct. The last 2 panels confirm the dogs are not TALKING. One has all the sound blocked, and that would be silly. We also know that it isnt some form of telethapy. So how are they communicating?
It appears that they are looking at each other’s expressions and interpretting the micro-expressions and body language. So now we know.
jagedlo almost 4 years ago
The first opportunity he gets, you know Bumper is going to “lose” them!
david_42 almost 4 years ago
We have a very noisy dog. We have tried four different muzzles, one of which took her almost half a minute to remove, scent and sound collars, professional training, no luck. The other two dogs are merely noisy.
JDP_Huntington Beach almost 4 years ago
SO, my theory was correct. The last 2 panels confirm the dogs are not TALKING. One has all the sound blocked, and that would be silly. We also know that it isnt some form of telethapy. So how are they communicating?
It appears that they are looking at each other’s expressions and interpretting the micro-expressions and body language. So now we know.