It depends. I think basic words they understand, but not
all the way like a human. I would like to know though.
Gracie Willis,
6th, Jonesville Middle, Mrs. Jones
Yes, I do think animals have thoughts. My dad and I like
to guess what my two dogs Bobo and TJ are thinking and feeling. I think that
dogs are basically like humans except they’re a LOT hairier!
Grier Crabtree,
6th, Jonesville Middle, Mrs. Jones
Yes animals have feelings to just like humans do. They
just speak a little different. If you step close they lay down it that is there
way of telling you that they are scared.
Hannah Blair, 6th,
Jonesville Middle, Mrs. Jones
I think animals can have thoughts like humans do. I think
they talk just like humans do. They are probably talking about how humans made
the world so much worse. I think animals don’t like humans.
Hannah Jones, 6th,
Jonesville Middle, Mrs. Jones
Do I think animals have thoughts like people do? Well do
you have a dog? If you do have a dog have you ever yelled at your dog and your dog’s
ears just go down? They might not think like you do but I think they have
feelings. Everyone has their one opinion. What do you think?
Hannah Marcum,
6th, Jonesville Middle, Mrs. Jones
I do because they can. My brother can teach them. My mom
can teach them too.
Jacob Childers,
6th, Jonesville Middle, Mrs. Jones
I do think that animals have thoughts. Just like humans
they think about stuff. I do not think that we have the same thoughts. Animals
probably think about treats, big fluffy dog beds, and doggy friends.
Jacob Marcum, 6th,
Jonesville Middle, Mrs. Jones
Yes animals have thoughts, feelings and personalities.
Jaden Morell, 6th,
Jonesville Middle, Mrs. Jones
Yes, I do think animals have thoughts. Pets probably
think about their owners, while wild animals probably think about many things,
like how to survive and other things. That is what I think animals think.
James Cavins, 6th,
Jonesville Middle, Mrs. Jones
I think animals do have thoughts like they love us as we
love them. So they have to be able to think or they cannot do their cool
tricks. So yes they should have a mindset.
Joseph Honeycutt,
6th, Jonesville Middle, Mrs. Jones
I think animals do. They are thinking about when someone
going to adopt them. Then they might think if someone is going to love them or
not.
Kaitlyn Moore,
6th, Jonesville Middle, Mrs. Jones
When I get home I ring the doorbell every time. I ring it
his head. When I pet my dog his face will go crazy. He sounds like he is saying
no.
Kasey Berry, 6th,
Jonesville Middle, Mrs. Jones
Yes, I think that animals do have thoughts. They are most
likely thinking, “These people are crazy!” Some on the other hand our probably
thinking, “Just stay here and love me.” Thoughts of animals are
unpredictable.
Kaydence Seals,
6th, Jonesville Middle, Mrs. Jones
Yes. I think that they think like wow that human is crazy
like we do. They might think we are crazy or cool.
Kaylee Roberts,
6th, Jonesville Middle, Mrs. Jones
I think animals have thoughts. They have a brain so they
should have thoughts that is what I think. For example, I will make weird
noises and she will turn her head and make a weird face. She is really funny.
To be honest they are probably only thinking about food.
Konner Early, 6th,
Jonesville Middle, Mrs. Jones
Yes I do think that animals have thoughts. It is proven
that animals have dreams. So why not thoughts. I think that they think, “How
can I make a mess now all of the toilet paper is up high? Wait I see paint.”
Kylie Barnette,
6th, Jonesville Middle, Mrs. Jones
I guess animals can have thoughts like people. Now I have
to say my cat knows everything I do. When my cat knows I do he knows I need to
be taught a lesson.
Logan Roberts,
6th, Jonesville Middle, Mrs. Jones
No animals don’t have thoughts like people do because
they don’t know what we are thinking about. I think that animals don’t think
like we do in life.
Lynzie Ziehler,
6th, Jonesville Middle, Mrs. Jones
I think animals do have thoughts. If they did not how
would they know they´re hungry. They probably have thoughts in dog
language.
Madison Mullins,
6th, Jonesville Middle, Mrs. Jones
I think animals have thoughts. They may not be like our
thoughts but they probably still have them. Like a tiger might think about what
his lunch will be. A lion might think about his mane or a cat might think about
having a nap. All of these animals have their own thoughts. It might not be
scientifically proven but I think animals have thoughts.
Marissa Livesay,
6th, Jonesville Middle, Mrs. Jones
What I think animals are thinking us humans are trying to
hurt them animals. They might be thinking that we are thinking about how they
are going to live their lives.
Megan Pennington,
6th, Jonesville Middle, Mrs. Jones
Yes, because squirrels have to think where it is good to
put their nuts. Also bears have to think if the food they eat is good to eat or
not. Dogs think if you okay or not my dog does that when we make weird
noises.
Mia Franklin, 6th,
Jonesville Middle, Mrs. Jones
I believe animals have thoughts as long as it has a brain
it can think. Why else would animals make noises to communicate and they have
to know how to react so they have to think it’s not a reflex. Scientists even
proved animals have feelings why does a bird attack when you’re around its eggs
it cares about the eggs. In some way they think somewhat like humans do not as
intelligent but they try to stay alive they try to get food, try to fix their problems,
and they will try to stay alive that sounds like humans in a way.
Micah Perkins,
6th, Jonesville Middle, Mrs. Jones
I think animals have same thoughts as humans. When you
call your dog to come how does it know that you are calling him or her? They
have to think so I think they do.
Mikah Woliver,
6th, Jonesville Middle, Mrs. Jones
When God created us he made us the most intelligent. I
think Animals have thoughts just not as many as humans. They only think about
food and other things they need. They don’t think about basketball and other
stuff like we do.
Morgan Graham,
6th, Jonesville Middle, Mrs. Jones
I think animals think like us, because some animals are
very smart. They can do stuff that we can do and they can tell what’s good and what’s
not. Most animals are very smart.
Owen Grace, 6th,
Jonesville Middle, Mrs. Jones
I think to a certain degree animals have thoughts like
us. They probably think “How am I going to get food tonight?” “Who
is really a good boy?”
Ryley Crabtree,
6th, Jonesville Middle, Mrs. Jones
Yes I do sometime but I would like to know a pigs thought
but for now I just have to guess.
Sadie Evans, 6th,
Jonesville Middle, Mrs. Jones
I think animals do have thoughts. I think that because if
they see a stranger they might be thinking should I be nice or be mean. When
animals are out in the wild they might be thinking should I attack that animal
or not.
Seth Cowden, 6th,
Jonesville Middle, Mrs. Jones
I thank they are thanking about their owner coming home
and them getting feed and playing with their owner.
Simon Robbins,
6th, Jonesville Middle, Mrs. Jones
I don’t really know. In some ways I do but in some ways I
don’t think that dogs think. I don’t think that there little brain is big
enough. I do because they always stop before they do something.
Summer Stapleton,
6th, Jonesville Middle, Mrs. Jones
Do you think animals think like humans? I do because they
show action people told me that when dogs wag there tail that means there happy
so I think we smile to show that we are happy. I think animals are very cool
they can save people’s lives and there has been many animals that have saved their
owners lives. That is why you show dogs and any other animal care. If you treat
them good they treat you good.
Thomas Ely, 6th,
Jonesville Middle, Mrs. Jones
Do you think animals have thoughts like people do? What
are they thinking? They sometimes do and when they do they are funny. We do not
know what they are thinking though, which is sad. We all like animals, even
when they are acting like humans.
Tyler Eads, 6th,
Jonesville Middle, Mrs. Jones
Some, like my dog. It has to think to open a sucker with
its paws. My opinion is that some do and some don’t. Some dogs fall of couches
and mindlessly eat dog food. So therefore they may think but not like
humans.
Wesley Honeycutt,
6th, Jonesville Middle, Mrs. Jones
I think they could think. If they could, they would think
about their prey, own kind, and other things. I think this because, let’s say
cats for example, they would not purr randomly or start meowing for no reason
except for them wanting them to be petted. That is my journal for this week. Bye,
bye!
Zach Eads, 6th,
Jonesville Middle, Mrs. Jones
Yes, I think animals do have thoughts like people. I
think they are thinking, “When are you going to get home and get me some food?”
I think they miss you when you’re not home. My dog is always happy when I get
home from school.
Aiden Byington,
7th, Jonesville Middle, Mrs. Brooks
Yes, I think animals do have thoughts like people. I
think they are thinking about many different things. Maybe they’re thinking
about food because they might be hungry. Sometimes it seems to me that animals
are just like us, but they can’t talk or do certain things like we can.
Allison Standifer,
7th, Jonesville Middle, Mrs. Brooks
Yes, I think animals do have thoughts like people. I
think they are thinking about food. I know my dogs are always looking for food.
They could eat a whole pizza and still want more.
Alyssa Lewis, 7th,
Jonesville Middle, Mrs. Brooks
Yes, I think animals have thoughts like people. I think
they are thinking about when they are going to get more food.
Andrew Rutherford,
7th, Jonesville Middle, Mrs. Brooks
Yes, I do think animals have thoughts like people. I think
they are thinking about why people hold them so much because of the looks they
give me. Sometimes my dog gives me a sweet look and makes me feel like she
wants to be held. Other times she gives me a disgusted look that tells me she
would really like me to put her down. I think animals have thoughts just as
much as humans do.
Bella Rouse, 7th,
Jonesville Middle, Mrs. Brooks
Yes, I think animals do have thoughts like people. I
think they are thinking about when their owner will get home so that they can get
food.
Blake Will, 7th,
Jonesville Middle, Mrs. Brooks
Yes, I think animals do have thoughts like people. I
think they are thinking, “When are you going to let me out?!”
Brooklyn
Middleton, 7th, Jonesville Middle, Mrs. Brooks
Yes, I think animals do have thoughts like people. I
think they are thinking about their owners’ feelings because when you are sad,
they comfort you.
Brynnen
Pendergraft, 7th, Jonesville Middle, Mrs. Brooks
Yes, I think animals do have thoughts like people. I think they are thinking about what it would be like if they were human.
Carrie Wilder, 7th, Jonesville Middle, Mrs. Brooks
Yes, I think animals do have thoughts like people. I
think they are thinking, “Why are you touching me?” some animals don’t like to
be touched, some of them love it. Most animals think about a lot of things that
go through their minds. Most animals are kind and caring.
Charity Gibson,
7th, Jonesville Middle, Mrs. Brooks
Yes, I think animals do have thoughts like people. I
think they are thinking about food because some dogs will sit at your feet
while you’re sitting down at the dinner table and look at you like, “I sure
wish you would drop that”.
Chelsea Ayers,
7th, Jonesville Middle, Mrs. Brooks
Yes, I think animals do have thoughts like people. I
think they are thinking about ways they can make us feel better when we are
sad. Most animals are probably thinking, “Why do these people talk to me that
way?” I think animals care about us like we care about them.
Chloe Willis, 7th,
Jonesville Middle, Mrs. Brooks
Yes, I think animals do have thoughts like people. I
think they are thinking about survival because they have to learn how to
survive with all the other animals.
Clayton Moore,
7th, Jonesville Middle, Mrs. Brooks
Yes, I think animals do have thoughts like people. I
think they are thinking about their owner and why do they look different than
them. I also believe dogs think about survival more than anything else.
Collier Collins,
7th, Jonesville Middle, Mrs. Brooks
Yes, I think animals do have thoughts like people. I
think they are thinking about their owner because if anyone in my family
leaves, then my dog goes crazy and will not stop looking for them. My dog is
also ecstatic when someone comes home. You can tell by her tail wagging.
Colten Freeman, 7th,
Jonesville Middle, Mrs. Brooks