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I have another question
My daughter and I just not long ago both looked around in the computer room for my sneaky dog who has a habbit of trying to come into the room with us.
As we heard her sigh. My daughter and I where looking for her and found her asleep in the kitchen where she normaly is waiting for food droppings.
The kitchen is round the corner and up the end of the corridoor.
We both herd the sigh and I know this is not the first time this has happened to me before. :o
It's a known phenonenom for this sort of thing to happen especially if your dog was soundly sleeping. I forget the exact term but I've read about this before happening. Humans can do this as well I've read. They will come home from work, enter the front door, etc. and another person will "hear" them coming home as usual only to come home a few minutes later and do it in real time.
Its funny as I've also had my dog playing with someone in the kitchen as where hearing her get very excited.
I've told my daughter off cause that's normaly her and I've found my daughter was in her bedroom. So I've always wonder if she was playing with someone else
In my house we have experienced our dawgs barking crazily like someone is at the door knocking. They seem to pace a lot too in the bedroom and get up on the bed while we are sleeping... which is out of the ordinary for them. Our cat looks up to the celing all the time. Seems like the animal kind are sensitive to a lot of things. P
I've never experienced anything outside the normal weirdness of my dogs, but recently my dog turned around in the kitchen and started barking towards the kitchen table and then backed away; and she only does that with strangers. She was scared or unsure and then circled the counter island back towards the table looking for whoever she saw, she was still wary for the next little while and would give a soft bark in that general direction but wouldn't go towards the table and she was keeping an eye out for whatever it was that spooked her.
I've never experienced that before. Now I don't believe in spirits and would like to chalk it up to her seeing a shadow or something, but it was night and there was nothing out of the ordinary in the kitchen. The only thing I can logically think of is maybe there was someone out the back of my house, but that's pretty improbable. So I am stumped, and I'm not ready to believe in spirits that dogs can discern but humans can't; but it was pretty weird and she's never behaved that way before unless someone new comes to our house.
With the experience you had in your kitchen you say you don't believe in spirits? Well, just in case, get ready to believe. :) patti
Well I'm ready to admit that she was spooked by something she either saw or thought she saw; but there is no evidence it was a spirit or some shadow person.Quote:
Originally Posted by pattijo55
If I didn't know the theory that some dogs can sense spirits I would have come away with some other remote explanation for my dogs behavior; the fact that I have a previous knowledge of the theory and have posted here because it's the only outladish possibility I am aware of, does not make it true. It simply means that I don't know any other outlandish possibility to attribute it to.
Well I positive that animals can
My dog is 7 going on 8 so not a young puppy and you can hear her playing in the kitchen on the lyno and not with a toy as she doesn't play with toys. Getting all excited and every time we put our heads around the corner she to see what happening she stops
My Jack Russell terrier has played with someone on a regular basis. She will bark, run from one end of the house to the other and bark some more. We think she's playing with several people. She'll wag her tail and bow down like she wants to play. Normally she's just a couch potato or sleeps under the covers in my bed. She will stare intently into a certain area of the LR and have an "alert" expression on her face. I know she's seeing someone.
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