In American Sign Language (ASL), the sign for "dog" is a simple gesture. You pat your thigh with an open hand to sign "dog." It's like calling a dog to come to you. Sometimes, people snap their fingers after. The snap isn't always needed. The gesture is easy to remember because it mimics calling a dog. ASL users often use this sign in daily talks about dogs. It shows the bond between humans and dogs. People often use gestures to talk to pets. This sign is practical and straightforward. It fits well with ASL's visual and expressive style.
di Serena Clark
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