a tu perro

your dog

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your dog The word “a” is the personal a used before a specific person or animal that is a direct object. Its meaning is usually not translated into English.

SP: Voy a llamar a tu perro.

EN: I’m going to call your dog.

Quita a tu perro.

Take your dog away.

Tendría esto, si no tuviera a tu perro?

Would I have this if I didn’t have your dog?

— Marty Supreme (2025)

De acuerdo, ¿quieres a tu perro?

Okay, do you love your dog?

— Marty Supreme (2025)

Deja a tu perro atado al árbol.

Leave your dog tied to the tree.

Que quizá atropelló a tu perro.

That he may have run over your dog.

— F1 la película (2025)

Yo tengo a tu perro.

I have your dog.

— Marty Supreme (2025)

No dejes a tu perro en la casa todo el día.

Don’t leave your dog at home all day.

Si viajas, puedes dejar a tu perro conmigo.

If you travel, you can leave your dog with me.