How To Talk Like a Corgi

[MrsGrace]

This is a short 3min video about "How to talk like a corgi".

Sent to me by one of our esteemed members last night, I noticed it hadn't been posted here yet, so without further ado:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0tvwqTfES3o&NR=1

+WUBCLUB+ Thanks to, LaRositaMonita!

[CorgiMum]

That's one that always gives me a laugh! Dylan is getting pretty good at the Elephant sounds.:LAUGH:

[Matthew]

I saw that a long time ago, loved it. Did somebody on these forums make it?

[ColColt]

Thanks for posting that, Barbara. I remember seeing it once before and so enjoyed it. I thought I kept the link in my archives but went to look for it one day and couldn't. I have it once more. Don't you just love that little guy?:CUTE:

[MVons]

Thanks for posting, I have it saved but the timing was perfect right now to show to Chester. He loved the beginning music and barked at the dog until the dog was whining. Tilting his head the most with the music at the end. Chester might be my son's biggest critic on flute playing with his discerning ears!

Merrie

[LuvMyFluffy]

That's really cute! Gizmo did the head tilt while I played it, then he pestered me with his toy, while making some of the same sounds. The one sound I call "huffing", he huffs to get your attention to play with him. He also does the yawning thing. They are missing all the other barks, like the "I'm startled, and who did that, Rooster bark", or the somebody is here bark, the I'm so happy your here cry, also the where have you been all day talking. My hubby likes to play keep all the toys away game, and he does the hi pitched "you can't have my toys" yelp. :CHATTERBOX: Those are just a few that come to mind. I just love all the different languages they have! Then toss in all the different ear movements that mean all sorts of things. :LAUGH:

[sutulu]

I love that video. Tucker makes the elephant sounds too!