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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Sorry but I wouldn’t find it cute because I know what it means…the dog is mentally limited.  BTDT.  Can still be a great, loving partner but I doubt it is going to win any training awards.[/quote]

He’s just a puppy!  My first golden that was basically a genius dog and the best dog anyone has ever met (really intuitive with humans, perfectly behaved, knew all the tricks and a massive human vocab, endlessly patient with toddlers) was afraid of his reflection as a puppy.  It was hilarious when we’d pass a glass door because he would start to approach, then jump back, then forward, etc.  He got over it and it was so cute when he realized “oh that’s just me!”  
Another funny day was when we took him to the FDR memorial.  He was hiding behind us and then we realized Fala looked like a massive aggressive giant Scottie who was not reapondijg positively to any of our dog’s welcoming body language.  When he got older, he understood the concept of “art” (looks like a dog but does not smell or act like a dog).   
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