If dogs had hands
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Lilith — 1 year ago(March 18, 2025 07:15 PM)
I love how different they are! Knox is the careful, calculating detective who investigates before making any decisions. Bear is the SWAT team, always coming in hot, like a tank. Junior is taking after his dad and pads around like a baby moose with big feet. The pranks he pulls on his dogs are fun. It's interesting that he raised them all the same yet they're so different. Someone suggested it was because Bear is a black Dobie. I don't know anything about the breeds to know if that's a factor.
Even with Bear being a cyclone on four legs, did you see the video where he puts both Knox and Bear in the hallway, has them lay down on the floor and puts treats in front of them, tells them to wait and then walks away and shuts the door, to see if either of them will grab the treat before being told "okay"? You could see Bear practically vibrating as he was holding all of his energy in as he waited until dad came back and said they could eat their cookies!
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Tits Malone, PI — 1 year ago(March 18, 2025 08:54 PM)
Yes, that was one of the first vids of his I've seen where they didn't eat until they got the command. I've seen several other channels where the dogs are trained that way.
It's not surprising at all to me that they are so different. Every pet I've had had his/her own unique personality.
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Lilith — 1 year ago(March 19, 2025 04:25 PM)
All of my dogs (and horses) have been extremely different, but to be fair, I raised them all very differently. I lucked out with my current dog in that he's perfect in every way and he's been so easy to work with. It's almost as if he's human! He just knows stuff. And as weird as this sounds, I swear we communicate telepathically. He has different looks which mean different things.
In the mornings, before actually getting out of bed, he'll pull up close to me and stuck his nose under my arm because he wants me to hold him, and then he'll rest his head on my shoulder, and I'll pet him. If I stop, he'll start wagging his tail really hard to get me to pick up where I left off, so of course, following Official Dog Law, I continue. If I start to doze off and stop, that tail will wag really hard against the bed again. Every morning, he'd rather cuddle for a while. . . even before going potty and before breakfast.
"Your emotional state is not my responsibility." – Warren Smith
Schrodinger's Cat walks into a bar, and doesn't. 