The last thing we need around here are pets who can communicate in a language the humans don’t know. I think I’ll be taking away their telegraph machine soon.
Howlidays: Morse Code Day
The last thing we need around here are pets who can communicate in a language the humans don’t know. I think I’ll be taking away their telegraph machine soon.
Travels with Choppy 
We don’t know Morse Code so we hope those messages are good and you two are being nice to each other. 🙂 Hugs and nose kisses
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They were being decently nice – not overly so, but no insults.
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Hahahha love this! 😂 I wonder what mischief they’re planning 🤔😄
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A lot, I’m sure!
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Reblogged this on O LADO ESCURO DA LUA.
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Thank you for the reblog!
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LOL, very interesting. 🙂
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I wish I knew Morse Code – it would be helpful (though I just typed this into a translator online. It could be entirely wrong).
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____ . __ … _____…
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I have no idea what it says!
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Neither do I. 😉
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I’m sure they communicate better than most humans do with each other.
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They probably do!
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Reblogged this on Die Erste Eslarner Zeitung – Aus und über Eslarn, sowie die bayerisch-tschechische Region! and commented:
This ist a “must read”! 😉
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Haha – I think they are scheming to get at the treats!
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Not with this one, for once!
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Choppy~Who let the dogs out ud. (? ending)
Schooner- Not me 🙂
Too clever by half these two 🙂
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You got it! That was supposed to be a question mark. I don’t actually know morse code, so I have to rely on the Internet for help!
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Thanks for filling us in so I didn’t have to go internet searching to figure it out.
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Nautical little furries 😄😄😄
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Until you actually make them swim!
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LOLOL
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I reckon they communicate telepathically and we don’t know it
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You never know – but if they do, whatever they say isn’t helping them get along with each other.
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Hide the clicker!! 🙂
P. S. …. .- .–. .–. -.– / .– . . -.- . -. -.. [Happy weekend]
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Happy weekend to you, too! (I’m glad you translated it – the Internet told me it read “EEAAARK SEAAKEND.”
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Bwahahaha! Sometimes Google isn’t quite as smart as we try toggle it credit. 🙂
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: . – .. – – – . – .. : 😆
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🙂
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Samuel Morse would be so proud & happy!
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🙂
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Love this! I used to know Morse code as a kid. My dad had a huge ham radio set up. We’d chat with folks from Canada and all over. I’m so rusty now, glad someone translated it before I had to do it myself!
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All the responses have gotten me – the Internet Morse code translators are about as good as the regular language translators, it seems.
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If it wasn’t for Google translate, I would be lost!
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I would have been as well!
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hehe Good one. 🙂
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Always wanted to learn the Morse code! And now that I know pets use it secretly I’m determined to do so soon!
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Just watch out – they’ll probably use it to ask for bacon or other treats.
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Hehe! 😉
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Ummmmm….something is up with those two. 🙂
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There’s always something up with them!
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Cute idea. What would we do without Google?
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I have no idea! And yet, I lived most of my life without it.
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I know. Once we get used to something, it is hard to give it up or even imagine life before we had it.
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