Did you know that depending on the way you talk to your pet, it can facilitate your communication with him? Therefore, in today's article, we are going to talk about the main differences between the type of language of pets – cats and dogs – with their guardian – human being.
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The main differences between dogs and cats in language
Mother language is what works best with pets. This is due to its ability to make animals react positively. Such language is marked by a special intonation, emitted in a higher tone of voice and with a very marked pronunciation of the vowels.
She stands out from language common in which adults use each other, due to its ability to powerfully capture the attention of babies and animals. This format along with the look and physical contact are extremely efficient in communication between pets and humans.
Dogs and cats react differently to this mother tongue. Dogs tend to turn their heads towards the source of the voice and stare at their guardian, moving closer and taking the initiative for physical contact. Already, cats tend to move their ears in the direction of the sound, turning their heads slightly, to make sure we are really referring to them.
Furthermore, cats tend to react this way only to their guardians, however, in the case of dogs, they respond to anyone's call, this happens due to greater socialization of dogs. Therefore, it is understandable that cats tend to have greater contact with their guardian and dogs have greater ease in socializing – even with strangers.
