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>iiko
So you call them "good kid" regardless of their gender?

They translate it as 'dobar dečko' on tv.
In practice people just use adjectives. "Who's good", "Who's smart", "Who's cute", etc.

Yes (´・ω・`*)
いい子 iiko doesn't matter to gender

Brave jongen/meid/hond

bisch a gonz a braver (you're a very good one)
wer isch a braver? (who is a good one?)
wo isch a? (where is he?)
That's how we get our dogs hyped

>bon toutou
>Hou qu'il est mignon le chien chien à son pèpère
>C'est qui le plus beau? C'est qui le plus beau?
Je crois qu'on en a plus de manières de féliciter son chien que n'importe qui d'autre

Que bonzinho que eu sou (I'm so well behaved)
cade o xxx?? (where is [dog's name])

I just usually say "tyhmä homo" to my dog, but it doesn't care. he knows if hes a good boy

You say Duktig vovve you fucking doofus

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buen perrito
.... for some reason i don't say "buena perrita"

>for some reason i don't say "buena perrita"
I say it to your mum though

u're a cheeky little cunt m8, i'll give u that

This. I just insult the shit out of my pets but they know what I mean by it.

Yes.
Bravu (m)
Brava (f)

Kelev tov(male)
Kalba tova(female)

means good dog , saying good boy to your sounds weird in hebrew

Kelev tov

We speak Mallorquin here, a dialect of Catalan. It's got some different words, for example we say al·lot where a Catalan might say noi. But most people here speak Spanish nowadays