Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Am I the only one who thinks this is really mean to do to dogs? I saw some woman pretend to die on Tik Tok to see what her dog would do, and it was really sad to see that do so worried. It's kind of awful. Stop doing it.
It's not cruel. Calm down.
Oh I'm calm. Would you do that to a toddler? No. It's not cool. In fact, it's jus stupid.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Doggos sniff ya for a reason. When they detect nothing is wrong, they move on to their toys and ignore you.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.theatlantic.com/amp/article/584614/
They will do the same thing if you are in bed pretending to sleep. They will often sniff you before settling down themselves.
exactly, which is why if I am working out really hard my dog sometimes wonder to me and starts to lick me like hey human you ok
Anonymous wrote:Doggos sniff ya for a reason. When they detect nothing is wrong, they move on to their toys and ignore you.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.theatlantic.com/amp/article/584614/
They will do the same thing if you are in bed pretending to sleep. They will often sniff you before settling down themselves.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I bet they could tell you were playing!
This.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Oh nooooeees, OP! You mean they didn't go running for help like the posters on the "What happened the the California Family" thread said they would? Lassie would have done it...
Ha! That's what prompted me to try it with her.
What's really interesting to me is a lot of the YouTube vids show that dogs tend to protect and act defensively when their owners are home and someone breaks in.
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