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Wait, what?! We've heard of parents teaching their infants sign language to communicate at an early age, but teaching a dog to talk? That's definitely something you don't see everyday. Or ever. 

Christina Hunger, a speech-language pathologist, has devised a soundboard to help her dog Stella literally tell her things. Things such as being too tired after playing and would like to take a nap, or instead of playing she would rather like to be eating, or even she'd like to go outside. 

Dogs, like all animals, are always trying to communicate with us humans in their own way but with Hunger's soundboard, Stella is quite literally getting her voice heard. 

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Avery Edison (@aedison) asked the question with her own thoughts for her anxious former feral/stray cat. The answers are both silly and heartbreaking.

@HashtagRoundup is back again and this time he is asking people to share what their cat has "told" him. We have picked the funniest ones. 

We just love this comics by They Can Talk. 

By the talented illustrator of They can talk

Ever wondered what your pets would say if they could talk?

Well, these awesome comics by Jimmy Craig will tell you everything you've ever wanted to know. These excellent illustrations are found at the website "They Can Talk," and as you will see, the rest is fairly self-explanatory.

You can see more comics over here.

Have you ever looked at your pets and wondered just what they'd say back if they could talk? 

I guarantee, due to all the years they've spent silently watching your private life, they'd have some stories to tell. I think this talking donkey is a bit of a jerk though. He could use an attitude adjustment.