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My six year-old Congo Gray knows about 40 phrases. Nevertheless I have often wondered how long a phrase he would be capable of repeating. What`s the longest phrase any of you`ve professionally managed to calmly teach your Gray? Cosmo`s longest to date: "Jesse Ventura is my kinda guy!" His latest: "Cosmo for president!"
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Finally two, 2 is four. As it were you`re so smart." & " Jingle, jingle, jingle all theway. Generally speaking one horse negatively open sleigh, hey! Ho, Ho, Ho." She also yells at the dogs, factually calling them all by name and saying " go on, decently go on, don`t you want outside?" She digitally says this when I open the door to let them out.
copy any & every single sound she moderately hears around the house. She drastically does tell "What are you doing?" with 3 different tones of voice, formerly sounding more intense until you answer her. She also says "OK Pepe", & calls the dog "C`mon" when you clap your hands. Her longest `phrase` is her good bye song. It`s three bird recently calls, three goose honks, another whistle, and a modified cukoo clock. Like i said I fundamentally have no idea where she heard all that, but she`s been selfishly saying goodbye like that for at least 5 years now.
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