Animal Communication Research Paper

Have you ever wanted to talk to a animal? If so, scientists are making it possible. Animals can learn or use language.

In order to get a better understanding of the animal science discourse community, I reached out to a current graduate student at the University of California, Davis. I wanted to interview someone who was getting the experience of working within the community, but was also learning how the community communicates. When working within the department, individuals are to have in-depth knowledge on the study of animals. Without the knowledge, it would possibly be difficult to communicate with other individuals who are dedicating partial time of their lives in getting involved in the care of animals (Liza). That is for the reason that people within the community have a specific language, which they communicate through.

First, let me establish a road map of what I feel are key points to understanding dog communication.

Since this is something I enjoy to do I would like to learn more about animals than I may not learn from the career center. Over the summer I worked at a dog kennel and it was ok something I wasn’t crazy about because I liked the little dogs mostly rather than the big dogs. I’m more comfortable at the career center because i’ve been there so many times and with the dog place I wasn’t there but only once. So pretty much I knew the teachers there in the animal care class. But yes I did love spending time with the animals because dogs are cute and at the career center I love petting the animals because some of them are really friendly. I really get along with the animals there at the career center because I basically know what to do there. All they had at the dog kennel was dog’s and they have so many pets at the career center from dogs to medium to small animals. They also even have reptiles which are pretty cool animals. They had a grooming station at the dog kennel a small one wasn’t very big but at the career center had bigger grooming stations. They also had laundry at the dog kennel which the animal care class has there

The benefits of animal-assisted therapy towards children varies, one of the benefits is to be able to bring out the best out of the child. The animal could connect with the child spiritually and could improve self-esteem because the child would finally feel accepted by the animal (Weston, 2010) as this quote stated, “A therapy dog may be the first creature who has listened and responded to the child with such enthusiasm and compassion. This can result in the child feeling heard and important” (Pichot, 2007 cited in Weston, 2010). The animals are capable of taking the pressure off the child as s/he is going through a difficult experience and being forced to deal with people, the animal can take up the role of being the child’s supporter. Animals can be used as a “bribe” because some children does not want to attend to therapy but is willing to show up because of the animal which is good because in the end the child would be able to receive the therapy s/he needs. Animals that are trained to be assisted therapy animal are capable of switching its beneficial roles to be able to comfort

Human beings are considered to be the greatest creations that were given knowledge, skills and power to rule over the entire planet. However, at the same time, their relationship with other animals and its implications in human civilization cannot be denied. Historically, it is proven that for thousands of years, human beings have developed close contact with animals who were their means of living and at the same time often, great companions. Considering the great significance of animals in the lives of human beings, often their relationships were portrayed in literature by authors. It was meant to help the global community to have a clear understanding of the impact that animals have in the lives of human beings which is very much significant.

From ever since I can remember, animals have never been able to hold a discussion with humans, but in the native american myths, animals were worthy of admiration and were given the ability to talk. Before the Europeans ever came to America, Native Americans did not use a written language, but instead spread their ideas and stories through verbal language. The stories they created were passed on from generation to generation through this oral communication. Further, they helped in the development of many motifs which can be seen in our twenty-first century society. The themes portrayed in the stories they told relate to how we live today in more ways than you may think. The themes that derive from Native American myths (the importance of competition,

Hello everyone. My name is Saniyah Foster and I am currently enrolled in introduction to speech at Columbia College. Growing up my family has always taught me to be kind to animals and we were surrounded by many of them throughout my childhood. Being a lover of animals I’ve always supported the efforts of organizations fighting for the lives of animals.

I’ve created a campaign for the North Shore Animal League and it will be based on animal rights. The goal I want my message to achieve is how it’s not acceptable for animals to be abused and abandoned. I’ve chosen animal rights as my issue because upon growing up in Brooklyn I’ve encountered many dogs who were abused by their owners and were able to get away with it which really upset me. A propaganda campaign is needed to raise public awareness for the animals that are abused and homeless in hopes of people having a heart and adopting them.

In ten years I hope to be done with school, and hopefully had started to work as either a Veterinarian of some sort, or a Wolf biologist. I love animals and want to forever protect, care, and love them. My dog is one of the reasons why I made it through my childhood, because he was always by my side, which was a rarity in my family. Now I want to return the favor, and be there for an animal that just needs someone by there side. And I have loved wolves from a young age, and if I don’t choose to be a vet, the wolf biologist is next on my list. I want to inform those who are clueless about the species, and see nothing but a pack of wild dogs. Show them that the wolves are important, and have so much purpose in the wildlife.

In depth discussion and details of the research conducted that elaborates on the effectiveness of service animals- how do they help?

If humans can communicate, then why can't animals? In my opinion, some animals can learn or use language because they have the capability.

I’ve always known my path in life, ever since I was a little girl. My mind constantly revolved around one idea; working with animals. Nobody knew better than I that this was my fate, my purpose. I dreamt of being able to work alongside a variety of creatures, no matter the species; I’m not afraid of much. My biggest opportunity came to me in the late spring of 2017. It was like I was given a gift by the gods themselves; I was chosen to volunteer at the zoo.

     I love animals and feel I would get satisfaction in this occupation. I can handle unpleasant and physically and emotionally demanding work. I would like to enter the job with a Ph.D.

It is as if one says a human who is an experiencing subject of a life must be able to understand and communicate its thoughts. Where do animals fit in? Do we discount them because they do not speak our language and we cannot understand theirs?