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Ask any dog owner about how their furry friend looks when they catch them doing something naughty, like scratching the new sofa or shredding your favorite pair of socks, and the chances are they will describe a very similar sight. Tucked tail. Visible whites of the eyes. Cowering, hunched posture.
No wonder guilty dogs serve as an endless source of inspiration for many memes out there. But what if the worst of the good boys or gals don’t own up to the responsibility for their crime? They may end up on the “Dog Shaming” Twitter account.
“We supply your favorite furry friends with a healthy dose of shaming,” says the project’s description about the lighthearted and fun pics of dogs shared there. Below we wrapped up some of the funniest and naughtiest ones!
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JACOB CHRISTOPHER 2 years ago
why is this in dog shaming photos? or is it just an honorable mention
Rigor Moreno 2 years ago
Well deserved cape. Not all heroes wearing capes are human(oids), I guess... :D
Francine Govan 2 years ago
I - wait, what? This is not worthy of shaming! This is wonderful! Good doggo.
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Erick Pina 2 years ago
Wow Santa Paula EMT Louis partner I’m sure wants to know more
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Deborah Rubin 2 years ago
Dogs can make all the difference during those depressive episodes.
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Gmaddles 2 years ago
You are so lucky to have a great companion and it's so beautiful how grateful and humbled you are by your relationship with Trixie.
Scrapiechick 2 years ago
Cats are amazing, I'm going through a lot at the moment but I'd be lost if not for my fluff, Mischief
Load More Replies...If you’re a dog owner, you know very well how your dog looks after they have done something ugly. Their body language seems to radiate guilt. From tucked tail to visible whites of the eyes, from hunched posture to yawning or licking, from flattened ears to avoiding eye contact, these are the telling signs that your beloved fur ball is up to something it wasn’t allowed to.
However, many veterinary experts suggest that this is a classic case of anthropomorphism, which happens when we attribute human characteristics or behavior to an animal. In fact, dogs' guilt may be nothing but an illusion.
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Henrik Schmidt 2 years ago
My dog loves carrots too. If I had a garden with carrots, he'd definitely eat them all!
Mad Dragon 2 years ago
My Belgian Malinois jumps the fence and eats them all our of our garden! It's actually quite cute to watch her dig them up, so we keep planting them.
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Tamra 2 years ago
Alice, Alice, Alice. You gotta learn to just steal a little bit every day, not all at once, hon.
Upstaged75 2 years ago
Someone at my barn had a dog who loved carrots. Except the carrots were meant for horses. The dog would sneak around the tack room ripping open bags of them when no one was looking. After a while we had to keep all carrots locked up. (Oh, and it's a myth that carrots help your eyesight.)
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Lady Z Azrael 2 years ago
Same look my cat gives me everytime he's about to do something bad. He'll stare right at me then do it, like "I'm faster and smol... you can't catch me"
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Mickysixxx 2 years ago
Yeah my dog Jimi doesn't go to the beach anymore for similar reasons lol
This study researched “guilty” canine expressions by observing dogs and their owners under several sets of circumstances. The scientists discovered that dogs tended to display “guilty” body language more frequently when their owners scolded them than when the owners remained neutral. And this was true in both cases, when the dog had actually done something and when it did nothing wrong at all.
Commenting on this study, dog cognition scientist Dr. Alexandra Horowitz concluded that “a better description of the so-called guilty look is that it is a response to owner cues, rather than that it shows an appreciation of a misdeed.”
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Dawn Marie 2 years ago
I haven't laughed in over a week! Thank you. Just the look on his face says it all.
Susan Bosse 2 years ago
My mom got a book on baseball years ago (brother played & sis played softball). She would often quote "the book." "The book" went missing. 30 years later, still no confession from any of us. We still laugh about "Well, 'the book' says..." a little backstory: my dad was a hs & college athlete & hs coach who had players go the the NFL and MLB. Why Mom thought she needed a book is still beyond all of us.
Becky Samuel 2 years ago
Not sorry, afraid and worried. This is a common misconception among dog owners that their dog looks "guilty", when what they are really seeing is an animal that has learned to fear them.
Load More Replies... Erick Pina 2 years ago
Awww looks like emt cups not handle killing her own kid while on duty huh Cristopher? RILEYWalmart remember oxnard
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Auntie Bear 2 years ago
The driver is clearly the only one who did anything wrong here
Load More Replies... InvincibleRodent 2 years ago
Wait... they dopped a month's worth of meat in a cardboard box into someone's backyard? And it was there long enough for the dogs to get to it? ..... it's a good thing that meat was eaten by the dogs, eating online-ordered, FedEx-delivered backyard-steak sounds like a recipe for some serious food poisoning.
The Other Other White Meat 2 years ago
The vegetarian doggo, looking the other way in disgust 😂
Steve Robert 2 years ago
What is it with delivery drivers throwing packages over a fence into the yard?
Erick Pina 2 years ago
Your husband is a correctional officer and your stealing? And your sleeping with the person near red barns ,,, wow
According to Dr. Mary R. Burch, a certified applied animal behaviorist, when a dog looks guilty for an action such as house soiling or chewing, it has most likely done this before and may have experienced a strong reaction from his owner. This can include scolding, yelling, or the cold shoulder. Dr. Burch argues that the dog may anticipate how the owner will react and exhibit body language to try to appease his owner. Dogs’ body language is more likely a way to ask for forgiveness rather than expressing feelings of guilt.
In fact, dog owners are more intertwined with their beloved pets than they’d like to think. There’s a substantial body of research done on people and pets, showing that animals provide unique insights into their owners’ personalities. That includes rather surprising things – like having a sense of humor.
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Scout Finch 2 years ago
It is when you pull someone's pants down real fast. Usually exposing underwear unless they aren't wearing any.
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TailsFangirl03 2 years ago
"Honey, why is the dog talking like your sister?"
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Heather Menard 2 years ago
Every self respecting dog owner knows not to carry a computer around.
So to find out more about dog owners, as well as other animal lovers and what personalities they have depending on the pet they own, we reached out to Richard Wiseman, a professor at the University of Hertfordshire who carried out a study of 2000 pet owners. Prof. Wiseman asked them to rate their personality on things like sociability, emotional stability, and sense of humor, and rate their pets as well.
Incredibly, “the results revealed significant similarities between the personality of owners and their pets,” prof. Wiseman commented. He said that past studies have revealed that owners often show a physical resemblance to their pets, but this research showed something pretty new: “it suggests that they may also think alike.”
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Erick Pina 2 years ago (edited)
Did you take ur pills Ancy aren’t yea how’s J Ruiszzzz
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best turtle 2 years ago
four times!? come on little one why did you think they wanted to play the other 3 times?
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Auntie Bear 2 years ago
He was long snouted before trying to jump on the sofa /j
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Vervelende Panda 2 years ago
Poor dog. It will never breathe well and always be suffering. Please stop breeding these puppers.
Shyla Bouche 2 years ago
She didn't even appreciate it. What's wrong with soft can-openers?
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patricia patricia 2 years ago
Well, if you choose a breed which has serious mobility issues, chronic pain and can't breath properly, you are encouraging breeders to go on breeding this monstrosity, so I guess you deserve it.
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Angela Kelley 2 years ago
The commercial with a doorbell ringing! I don’t even know what the product is because my 3.5 dogs are ready to take the “visitor” out!
JLN 2 years ago
My dog does the same thing! And if an animal runs off screen he tears off into the kitchen to see where they went! My dog also had a favourite commercial where Gus the dog floats downstream in a canoe, he could be dead asleep when he heard the little girl yell 'Gus!' He'd be at the tv in a flash
Fanny 2 years ago
There's a list of movies/shows I haven't been able to watch yet because my dogs will lose their minds if I don't use earphones. And one of them ate my earphones.
JLN 2 years ago
I basically cannot watch any shows with animals anymore. My doofus dog thinks they're going to come out of the tv to play with him
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What’s more, the similarity between owners and their pets increased over time, which suggests that pets may slowly come to adopt their owner’s personality, while the owners adapt to their pets. Prof. Wiseman explained that it’s common for owners to insist that their pets have a unique personality and “not only does it suggest they might be right, but also demonstrates that people’s pets are a reflection of themselves."
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Logan Chipman 2 years ago
How the heck this doggo get the lid of. IQ 200, much smart, such pupintelect.
Shyla Bouche 2 years ago
Australian shepherds are the smartest dogs. I wouldn't have thought of one learning to open a jar, but it doesn't really surprise me.
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Dear god what if Levi teaches the other's? I personally welcome our canine overlords
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Duane Ringlein 2 years ago
My dog with a big sigh would lay on the tile floor rather than try and move the cat on his bed
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Littlemiss 2 years ago
I don't blame you, what if they were bad and your human ate them and got a sore tummy?? Good dog.
patricia patricia 2 years ago
I once saw an adult human do the same with a dozen "empanadillas"
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Littlemiss 2 years ago
Only cause the flip flops tasted bad, and properly gave him reflux.
Load More Replies... Lydia 2 years ago
So ....You let your dog eat someone else's shoes ( even if they were "only" flip-flops) , did not replace them and you sent them home barefoot ...?
RKBJR82 2 years ago
She probably wasn't home. Who stays home when the cleaner comes?
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Benjamin Brogan 2 years ago
My K9 Kid, Grae'son, ate an $800 pair of Italian boots! They WERE my favorite pair. Damn good thing Grae'son is absolutely Adorkable! Or he'd be my New Favorite pair of Boots! LOL
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Kathryn Baylis 2 years ago
And quite literally peel the paint off the walls.
Load More Replies... Mayra 2 years ago
Can I just say, I am thoroughly impressed at not only the penmanship of these dogs, but their spelling and grammar. Truly remarkable.
CrazyCatLady 2 years ago
Oh please, we all know the cats wrote it for them…
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Geoffrey Scott 2 years ago
Daughter's Chocolate ate an entire Jalapeno loaf of bread when we went to town for a bit.
patricia patricia 2 years ago
I have a 4 kilo Yorkshire. If he eats bread or anything that contains yeast, his farts could be used as biological weapons.
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karen snyder 2 years ago
So, nobody else is actually throwing up in their mouth reading this? Even thinking about the smell is making me sick. There needs to be a Not Safe For Eating, NSFE, warning on this post. (Also, yes, hilarious cause it didn't happen to me.).
Cassandra Wee 2 years ago
Here I'm laughing so loud I woke my daughter up, snorts and all!! 😂😂😂
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fair_weather_rose 2 years ago
At least the dog cleaned up after the human
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sturmwesen 2 years ago
I once barfed up a roast drunk...lying down...with 39kg shepherd on my chest. She loved and ate it -.-
Nichole Harris 2 years ago
Ha my dog loves eating drunk vomit.....my hubby is appalled and I'm amused
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Dill 2 years ago
Tad daft to leave a dog and a roomba alone until you know it is ok. One of my dogs loves to attack vacuum cleaners. Check it. Some of these should have the humans wearing the signs.
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AutisticTurtle 2 years ago
My 35 pound dog is scared of the roomba and hides behind my 12 pound cat, who likes to yell at the roomba.
Esme Love and Squalor 2 years ago
Had no idea they cost so much! I would think $300 at the very high end. But what do I know (obviously very little, re roombas)
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The Other Other White Meat 2 years ago
Okay, but can this dog also come eat my passport after my next border crossing?
Jessica Nessman 2 years ago
Welcome to Canada Granny, we are a friendly bunch. You'll like your new home. You're ours now
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Echidna learns extreme ironing 2 years ago
Theres something rather admirable about this.... just not quite sure what...
Erick Pina 2 years ago
The correctional officer and that bald freak of Jeanette’s husbands dad
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Mickysixxx 2 years ago
Oscars are awesome! I used to have one called Biggie and he used to full play with my daughter. They call them water dogs
Mike Fitzpatrick 2 years ago
My sister used to call them kiss fish. They would "kiss" your finger when you put it in the water.
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T5n 2 years ago
Aww. Mastiffs of any kind don't tend to realize how big they are. I know one whose head is longer than my forearm but they seem to think that they are a lap dog. Also, I had a yorkie and a great dane, the yorkie was the boss of the dane.
Trophy Husband 2 years ago
My 9 pound multipoo pushes my 30 pound spaniel around. Same one from the biting butts comment above.
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Mickysixxx 2 years ago
This is true. Dogs don't realise how big they are, this is why you see pugs take on great danes
LibrarianJanet 2 years ago
Love me some mastiffs. The first time I ever met one was at a "Read to the Dog" program at our library. I was working the service desk and suddenly this enormous critter casually moseyed behind the desk and plunked her giant head in my lap. She'd gotten bored in the Children's Department and gone adventuring. Silly girl. :)
Nichole Harris 2 years ago
Gotta mastif pit bull mix....he's never as confused as when he "sits in my lap" he can't figure out why he don't fit like he used to
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Domi 2 years ago
A classic hero, this is how many people behave in internet discussions. But they are not as cute as this dog.
Mike Fitzpatrick 2 years ago
Like mine, bark her little puppy head off when indoors... won't utter a syllable if we're under attack by UFOs when outdoors.
tamèreestchaude 2 years ago
I see no problem. My dog barks at anyone who comes in the door and then hides under a desk or coffee table and pees
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Eva Kašu 2 years ago (edited)
Well, if it was chocolate in it, cat can be accused of attempted double murder (or canicide)
marianne eliza 2 years ago
1 ounce of unsweetened chocolate per 10 lbs of body weight can be toxic. Mostly they'll just throw up, on the carpet or in the car or on the furniture.
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Rocke-Road 2 years ago
The one in the middle was like: "Sorry! I'll never do it again!" And the one in the right is like:
AutisticTurtle 2 years ago
My cat pushes things off of the counter, my dog rips them open, and then they both enjoy the spoils. Last night it was an entire bag of corn tortillas.
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Trophy Husband 2 years ago
I need this sign. My smaller dog jumps up and scratches my legs and bites my butt, she doesn't mean it, she just gets excited to see me and has terrible ways to show her affection...
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April Stephens 2 years ago
🤢😭 This is why I can never be a dog person, no matter how much I want to love them. 💔 I'm sorry, doggos. You're all very good boys and girls, just gross
Mickysixxx 2 years ago
Yes they are lol my boy Jimi (kelpie X) would think nothing of eating the a**e out of a dead possum then rolling in it for a week. Dopey, Gross lovable idiots they are. My cat Foxy would not stand such tomfoolery lol
Load More Replies... Becky Samuel 2 years ago
This dog looks really stressed out. His owners need to learn to read doggie body language better.
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Echidna learns extreme ironing 2 years ago
Please please be very careful of pets and pool covers....
Upstaged75 2 years ago
We actually had a fawn drown on our pool cover one year. It was heartbreaking. :(
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Debby Keir 2 years ago
Used to have a pool, with cover - one time there seemed to be a track of small holes right the way across, but we couldn't figure out how they were made. A few days later, there's a fawn with sharp hooves just strolling accross the cover....
Kaylynn Willprecht 2 years ago
i discovered i am not Jesus praise that pet owner for paying attention
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Remi (He/Him) 2 years ago
I'd probably still find it funny while scrubbing the carpet. Immature, I know
Load More Replies... Echidna learns extreme ironing 2 years ago
We all forgive you Rupert because you have a lovely boopy nose.
Rebelliousslug 2 years ago
Um, maybe next time call a locksmith and not the fire department. Just a suggestion.
MouseyMouse 2 years ago
I would like know this too. Do they always leave the door unlocked when they leave for long periods if time? And not take keys with them?
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Megan Johnson 2 years ago
Wow, I’d forgotten about this! Technically we didn’t call the fire department- the station was across the street and “dad”, a police officer, walked over to ask if they had something to pry open a door as it was late at night and we didn’t have tools. It was one of those blind deadbolts that can only be engaged or disengaged from the inside.
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Totally happy Panda 2 years ago
The fact that the papers were in reachable distance sets my client free of any charges whatsoever
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Upstaged75 2 years ago
When I was a kid I had a retainer with false teeth on them. (I got my 2 front teeth knocked out at age 4 and I was too young for permanent teeth yet. Hence the retainer/false teeth. They did look real though.) I couldn't eat with it in and once at a birthday party I put it on the table so I could have cake. My friend's dog got ahold of it when no one was looking and chewed the teeth right off! I was sad, but not as sad as my parents who had to pay to have it replaced. :) No idea why the dog only ate the teeth and not the whole thing!!
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A Bobcat From Philly 2 years ago
Yes, I had a Samoyed that would give you frostbite just watching her in the stuff. They are snow dogs.
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OutsiderDogMom 2 years ago
My older doggie absolutely loves cold temperatures. We've gone out even when it's been -30°C and she STILL rolled in the snow. Her fur keeps her warm, all she needs are shoes to protect her paws. She also likes rain and wind, but not anything if the temperature is over 15°C. We've got Very different opinions on what constitutes a nice weather for a walk.
Luna Crow 2 years ago
IDK what the problem is either, if the pup likes doing zoomies in the cold, let them enjoy it
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Sydnie Laney 2 years ago
even if they are built for snow, the dramatic change in temperature from inside a house and outside -20 the dog should be in one either a sheltered spot outside, or in the house
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Karen Clark 2 years ago
....plus the stink will wear off with a little "tincture of time".
Load More Replies... Mickysixxx 2 years ago
Pup thinks she smells delightful, it's her own special blend called kennel #5
Heather Resatz 2 years ago
Dettol works like a charm .. rotting dear carcass smell, mites, mange .. love that stuff
Echidna learns extreme ironing 2 years ago
I'm sure there's a dog nose joke here somewhere....
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Bella 2 years ago
Thunderstorms calm me but scare my dog, so I let my dog sleep with me, he cuddles up next to me, I let him under the blanket with me, and he senses my calmness and also feels safe next to me to he falls asleep and stops crying, scare dogs need cuddles from their family or a warm body (can be another dog or a cat) they feel safe with, just like a human
Load More Replies... Bella 2 years ago
Thunderstorms calm me but scare my dog, so I let my dog sleep with me, he cuddles up next to me, I let him under the blanket with me, and he senses my calmness and also feels safe next to me to he falls asleep and stops crying, scare dogs need cuddles from their family or a warm body (can be another dog or a cat) they feel safe with, just like a human
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Lady Z Azrael 2 years ago
Aww poor baby... my late Raine did the same thing. Now when there's a thunderstorm I think of her
ISeeWendiGo 2 years ago
My poor baby boy Dallas, also a gorgeous pibble, is terrified of thunder. Also hates fireworks and gunshots so you know he had it hard here in the southern US, especially around July 4th and New Year's Eve/Day. I still have no clue what guns have to do with either day🤷🏻♀️. Yes, I own guns, too but I don't have the urge to fire them randomly at nothing just to be doing it. Shhhh, don't tell anyone. I've heard I can get kicked out of the country for that! Still doing a pro/con list if it would be a bad/good thing? 😂
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Aran Lindvail2 2 years ago
Another one where the owners should be shamed cos they didn't bother to train their dogs to be alone for a bit.
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Amanda Trent 2 years ago
How did he get on the counter?? I had a pug for 14yrs, and let me tell u, it's hard enough for them to make it on the couch🤣 even if there was like a kitchen chair for him to jump up from, I just gotta say that is one talented pig! Unless my Bambi was just super clumsy lol
Zoe Vokes 2 years ago
Probably jumped onto a chair then onto the counter.
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OnAFreakingRollercoaster 2 years ago
🤫 maybe they weren't so delicious 🤷🏼♀️
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Dani M 2 years ago
Danger! Beagle ears are known to be one of the most enticing and hypnotic things on earth. The Beagle will command you with cuteness.
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Mickysixxx 2 years ago
My cat slaps my dog when he gets off his bed, she's a jerk
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Susan Robinson 2 years ago
The real question is:Which book was it? I am guessing the very popular Dog Shaming one…
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Boggitha Johns 2 years ago
I had a dog that tried to chase my grandpas donkey once. The donkey turned around chased him out of the pen and my dog never chased him qgain
Upstaged75 2 years ago
One of my horses HATED dogs for some reason. I always had to tell people to keep their dogs away or he'd go after them. There was a stupid boxer at the barn who wouldn't take a hint (horse put his ears back and snapped at it) and eventually got kicked in the head. It was a close kick, so there wasn't much power behind it. The dog's owner said it didn't have much brain to begin with so it was fine. :)
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Nicola Roberts 2 years ago
I believe I'm looking at "Frustration - Deconstructed", new emerging talent.
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Dill 2 years ago
Well, you do have a point. If a dog has bad flatulence their food is very likely not agreeing with them. Anyone with a dog with a dodgy digestion, try changing their food.
Load More Replies... Notyomama 2 years ago
Yes they are. I have a fan in my office for just this reason.
Load More Replies... Esme Love and Squalor 2 years ago (edited)
Boxers have such potent farts (grew up with boxers). We would shame ours and say “stinko!” After a bad one and he would look ashamed.
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Izzy Curer 2 years ago (edited)
My dog is obsessed with chapstick. I have to watch my purse. If it's anywhere she can get and not closed all the way, she'll get that chapstick the second I'm not looking. The funny part is that she doesn't chew up the plastic part. She carefully unscrews the lid, and eats the gooey deliciousness inside. I stopped eating octopus when I learned they were smart enough to unscrew jars, so I can't even be mad. I just stockpile the darn things.
Firstname Lastname 2 years ago
And now I'm trying to resist spending a fortune on ordering banana chapstick online.
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Tamra 2 years ago
That caused a tea-snorting laugh. I hope you're proud. 😂
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Kathryn Baylis 2 years ago (edited)
Wonder if they’ll ever get a bed this baby won’t eat. Does such a bed exist?
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the flame Demon 2 years ago
*me a Hufflepuff* HOW DO I ESCAPE THIS HOUSE????
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Greenmantle 2 years ago
Thank goodness they were animal doses, if they'd been for a human I'm not sure that he would've fared so well
Benita Valdez 2 years ago
Mix a little peroxide in milk to make them vomit. I've had to call pet poison control before and that's what they told me to do. My dog chewed up antidepressants once; bottle fell out of my when I was leaving. Needless to say he was not happy about throwing up but atleast that was the worst that happen to him; the medication could've sent him into kidney failure
Load More Replies... AbsintheMinded 2 years ago
Our dog hides his heart meds in his mouth, then when he thinks we aren’t looking, spits them back out.
Upstaged75 2 years ago
My cat used to do that. It was a very expensive waste! And then I found you can have meds made in to a gel you put on the inside of their ear - no more oral meds! It made us both much happier.
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Caz 2 years ago
Caesar my cat once found and ate cod liver oil capsules. Don't get me wrong the beautiful coat may have been worth it..but breath that could kill a large bear, and a house that smelt like a fish factory were not appreciated! But he's cute so gets a pass.
Amanda Trent 2 years ago
Breath that could kill a large bear 🤣🤣🤣 love it!
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Mike Fitzpatrick 2 years ago
My little dog does the same thing, eat, drink, run over for cuddles then burp like a drunk in my face.
Cassandra Wee 2 years ago
So does my 8yr old daughter when she'll have a glass of lemonade on hot days!
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Mickysixxx 2 years ago
Did anyone else sing the song Maneater just with shoe eater instead.... ...no?
AbsintheMinded 2 years ago
Cocker spaniels really are adorable. We’ve had our boy for 12.5 years.
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Kathryn Baylis 2 years ago
Maybe Elmo and Doggo had a long-running feud going, and Doggo ended it, once and for all.
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GoodWolf 2 years ago
Time for proper training so the puppy can be not stressed out when home alone. No need for puppy jail.
Load More Replies... corgiobsessed00 2 years ago
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Kathryn Baylis 2 years ago
If the little one is crawling, it’s just too much temptation to put in front of a dog. Besides, the socks smell like family.
Wellsandra Hill 2 years ago
When I was little I had a big boxer and it would pull me on the floor by my footie pajamas!
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Amanda Trent 2 years ago
Hahaha my mama used to call them doody bars bcuz she loved caddyshack so much!
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Greenmantle 2 years ago
Uncrated? Surely people don't lock their dogs up in crates when they go out?
Joe Reaves 2 years ago
Most dogs are fine in crates and especially nervous or young dogs can't always be trusted unattended.
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Kathryn Baylis 2 years ago
Always one clueless one—-or one who has perfected the clueless look.
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Shark Lady 2 years ago
My dog would do this if I left my bedroom door open when I went to school. He never got sick.
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Auntie Bear 2 years ago
Silly puppies, you're supposed to eat the hooves. My heeler used to snag and eat the trimmed off pieces of hooves.
Toni Kay 2 years ago
If our horses are trimmed in the dog zone it will keep them busy for days trying to find every last bit. Thankfully the dogs don’t care for horse & cow poop, they probably wood if they ate grain but they only get hay & grass.
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Dill 2 years ago
Or, I was bored or anxious and left on my own for too long from my perspective. Some dogs struggle..
allan dorfling 2 years ago
True but as a dog owner sometimes things are out of your control and you have to leave the monsters longer than you like
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Kathryn Baylis 2 years ago
Like a kid who eats all the candy in one sitting, bet thus baby had a tummy ache.
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Kathryn Baylis 2 years ago (edited)
Are you sure you’re a dog and not my husband? He’s a very early riser and gets lonesome if I don’t get up real soon after he’s up. Translation: Husband is an early riser, so I have to be one too.
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allan dorfling 2 years ago
Not classic...horrid my dog did that to papers I had to mark...I was so embarrassed ."was kids my dog ate your homework"
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Kathryn Baylis 2 years ago
Silk and expensive rugs. Heather’s got her some high tone taste, doesn’t she?
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Kathryn Baylis 2 years ago
Had to sit detention for hitting on the girls without their consent, huh? Gotta learn that “NO” is a complete and final sentence, Buddy-ro.
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Kathryn Baylis 2 years ago
The paper says “Regrets” but that face says “And I’ll do it again and again, every time that stupid dog comes over”.
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J Kwon 2 years ago
Can anyone explain why they would pump a dog's stomach for bacon? Seems like an unnecessary risk and expense.
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Kathryn Baylis 2 years ago
Once saw a collection of vintage bathing suits in a museum. Overheard a woman saying she has to hide all her husband’s underwear, pants, shorts, and bathing trunks from the dog because the dog would chew out the crotches—-NOT while they’re being worn, though. Luckily.
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Upstaged75 2 years ago
My cat does that. We have these massive spider crickets and she rips their legs off.
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I'm.Just.A.Girl 2 years ago
I guess if you're gunna Ralph up your own s**t inside, the kitchen is better than the carpet. That's all I got for the bright side of things
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Dill 2 years ago
Aw, hope mom found you food you did like. My friend's dog hated raw, loved Butternut Box brand of cooked dog food though and is now eating better.
Mark Mark 2 years ago (edited)
Butternut box? Sounds vegan, tell me they didn't impose a vegan diet on their poor dog.
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CrazyCatLady 2 years ago
My cat be like: Really, I lost a set of 3 speakers, a microphone, 3 chargers, 2 keyboards and partially a pair of headphones. That’s just my stuff, there’s more…
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Kathryn Baylis 2 years ago
Our dog, Scruffy, also gets underfoot when we’re getting dinner together. Not playing a game, just hoping for a windfall—-food dropped on the floor. Should’ve named him Hoover.
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I'm.Just.A.Girl 2 years ago
I wonder why it's the couch always??? I'm legitimately curious. I've never had a dog :(
Mark Mark 2 years ago
Probably because it's the most convenient thing to eat, and also smells like family.
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CrazyKnitter 2 years ago
I have mixed feelings with dog shaming pics. Some are hilarious and clearly meant as a joke, but others are clearly trying to actually shame the dog, which is ridiculous because they can't understand what is happening.
The Original Bruno 2 years ago (edited)
Although raised as a dog person, I now have two cats. For half a second, I thought, "Gee, there should be a cat-shaming page." Then I realized that no cats have shame. Embarrassment, yes. They're actually quite vain and I find it all too funny when my cats embarrass themselves. But shame? no. Not that they'd EVER let you know, anyway.
Marco Richter 2 years ago
Sorry but I really do not get the concept of dog shaming. They aren't humans, not even remotely! I actually hate the whole concept of anthropomorphism and people need to stop. How else are you ever able to understand your pets... like at all?
Judith 2 years ago
Dude, it's a joke. Or is that concept too advanced for you to understand? No one made you click on an article containing something that you hate so much. Why even bothering commenting?
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Mickysixxx 2 years ago
So you scrolled all the way to the bottom to comment on how you won't read it?
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Rachel Magnone 2 years ago
I don’t understand the comments that literally attack or shame owners & or go as far as stating owners are abusing their dog because of these photos! Let me be clear in stating I don’t condemn any form of abuse or neglect in any manner & it’s a criminal offense that doesn’t come close to punishing offenders how I honestly feel they should be! But if shame look on dogs that they display is a sign of dogs being in stress or fear; wouldn’t it be better to Educate one’s taking pics instead of calling them bad owners. So many of these comments are just negative and judge mental and just spreading more hate!
Becky Samuel 2 years ago
Some of these dogs are showing very clear body language of stress and fear. No dog should be put in a position where it is afraid of it's owner's behaviour. People who believe that dogs feel "guilty" do a lot of psychological harm to the very animals they claim to love.
Load More Replies... CrazyKnitter 2 years ago
I have mixed feelings with dog shaming pics. Some are hilarious and clearly meant as a joke, but others are clearly trying to actually shame the dog, which is ridiculous because they can't understand what is happening.
The Original Bruno 2 years ago (edited)
Although raised as a dog person, I now have two cats. For half a second, I thought, "Gee, there should be a cat-shaming page." Then I realized that no cats have shame. Embarrassment, yes. They're actually quite vain and I find it all too funny when my cats embarrass themselves. But shame? no. Not that they'd EVER let you know, anyway.
Marco Richter 2 years ago
Sorry but I really do not get the concept of dog shaming. They aren't humans, not even remotely! I actually hate the whole concept of anthropomorphism and people need to stop. How else are you ever able to understand your pets... like at all?
Judith 2 years ago
Dude, it's a joke. Or is that concept too advanced for you to understand? No one made you click on an article containing something that you hate so much. Why even bothering commenting?
Load More Replies... Mickysixxx 2 years ago
So you scrolled all the way to the bottom to comment on how you won't read it?
Load More Replies... Rachel Magnone 2 years ago
I don’t understand the comments that literally attack or shame owners & or go as far as stating owners are abusing their dog because of these photos! Let me be clear in stating I don’t condemn any form of abuse or neglect in any manner & it’s a criminal offense that doesn’t come close to punishing offenders how I honestly feel they should be! But if shame look on dogs that they display is a sign of dogs being in stress or fear; wouldn’t it be better to Educate one’s taking pics instead of calling them bad owners. So many of these comments are just negative and judge mental and just spreading more hate!
Becky Samuel 2 years ago
Some of these dogs are showing very clear body language of stress and fear. No dog should be put in a position where it is afraid of it's owner's behaviour. People who believe that dogs feel "guilty" do a lot of psychological harm to the very animals they claim to love.
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