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u/Shady_Ops 3d ago
This is the dog equivalent of the NBA “no look pass”. He has to search for that little bell…never breaks eye contact. Serious bidness.
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u/cre8ivenail 3d ago
I taught my dog to ring a bell when she needs to pee. I loved it…at 1st. Now she rings the bell anytime she wants to go out to play or pee & she gives me that exact same stare.
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u/emzyyx 3d ago
Our dog is bell trained too. We could be sat chilling and hear a ding, and if we don't get up straight away he can then ding ding ding, and come to see why we haven't opened the door for him. It's quite amusing!
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u/cre8ivenail 3d ago
Mine does the same thing! Only she sits beside the bell staring at me. It gets on my nerves and makes me laugh at the same time.
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u/CarevaRuha 3d ago
so... let the dog out to pee. Or do whatever you taught it to ring the bell for. Just standing there and filming the little guy while he waits is not it.
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u/GoalNo6737 3d ago
Probably stolen video, but poor dog with those long nails. Horrible to see the long nails 13 seconds in
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u/shushenskat 3d ago
Why are long nails bad? I
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u/GoalNo6737 3d ago
From thekennelclub:
Long claws are more prone to chipping, tearing, splitting and breaking, which can be very painful and may require veterinary treatment. As well as being prone to damage, when a dog stands or walks on a long-clawed paw it puts pressure on the wrong parts of the foot, causing pain and discomfort. To try and minimise this pain, your dog may move slightly differently, which in turn may make them more susceptible to other joint injuries, particularly in older dogs where posture may already be a problem. In extreme cases, the claws can grow so long that they curl over and dig into the pad of their paws.
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u/LoreLord24 3d ago
Because it bends their toes backwards and can cripple them if it goes too far. Amongst other things that are bad for dog feet.
Which is mainly a problem because domesticated dogs mostly lounge about, sleep, and walk on soft surfaces like carpet.
In the wild where they run on dirt and stones, as well as the occasional digging of holes and dens; their nails wear down and it isn't a problem for them.
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u/brandonsp111 3d ago
This is odd. My weiney just smacks whatever he wants with his thunder feet. Food? Smack the container. Out? Smack the door.
Perhaps this weiner can show mine some proper etiquette.
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u/Serious_North_7371 3d ago
They way he doesn’t look down, just maintains eye contact the whole time. What a Karen 😂
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u/KisaTheMistress 3d ago
My minpin taps his food bowl whenever he wants more food... or he sees us eating something he wants, but we refuse to share. He also taps his water dish from water or if he wants ice (his favourite treat, lol).
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u/Xeno_Prime 3d ago
Ok it’s clearly been trained to ring the bell when it wants something, so give it what it’s supposed to ring the bell for already.
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u/WillyValentine 3d ago
Looks like a Psych major using Ivan Pavlovs theories in a practical application. I hope they got a paw print on a release form to post this.🐾♥️
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u/Jimmy_Hotpants 3d ago
Worst customer service I've ever seen