Read the text and give examples of the dog's feelings and emotions that are similar to human's. THE PSYCHOLOGY OF THE DOG The dog seems to be a very much more intelligent animal than is often supposed. It has very distinct feelings of pleasure and pain,

2. Read the text and give examples of the dog's feelings and emotions that are similar to human's.

THE PSYCHOLOGY OF THE DOG
The dog seems to be a very much more intelligent animal than is often supposed. It has very distinct feelings of pleasure and pain, and keen special senses. Its sense of touch is very delicate; its eyes are highly organized, and its hearing is extremely acute, but the sense of scent is so far above that of the human and all other animals as to be very remarkable. It is obvious also that external and internal sensations more or less similar to those external and internal sensations of ours by which we instinctively move from place to place, judge of distance, direction, and time, and perceive resistance and pressure - must-be possessed by the dog also. But the dog has not only external and internal sensations; it has memory, imagination, a power of sensible perception, and of associating images in complex mental pictures which are more or less associated with pleasurable or painful feelings. Moreover, we remember how common it is for sleeping dogs to show by slight yelps and twitching and galloping movement of the feet that they are dreaming.

But in spite of all this resemblance, there is a profound difference between the mind of man and the highest psychical powers of the dog. We can talk, while neither the dog nor any other beast or bird has the gift of speech as we have it. Nevertheless dogs can and do communicate between themselves.

The dog has a language of sounds and gestures to express its feelings and emotions. But we have further, what neither the dog nor any other beast or bird has - a language of sounds and gestures to express our thoughts.