@@kimhoffmannandersen5477 How do you know, have you ever been a dog? We see and get an idea at a high level, but what makes anyone think they actually "KNOW" the exact emotions a dog feels or is capable of feeling?
@@kimhoffmannandersen5477 how do you know they can't feel guilt or shame? If you had half a brain stem and actually watch the video a lot of clips had the owner simply questioning it most of them didn't even sound angry. Dog can't sense anger if the owner isn't expressing anger.
@@Nharoxfull Telus where they've done that with a dog to prove they can't feel guilt. Look at the video most of these owners don't even sound angry when they're questioning the dog they have soothing voices but the dog knows they did something wrong that's why they look guilty
Maybe if you buy them toys and treats to train and they won't mess your place up poor training walk them before you leave for work so they had an accident didn't you ever have one
I’ve had my fully clawed cat for 8+ years, and she’s never once torn up anything or even skipped her litter. Give pets the love and attention they need and they’ll likely respect their home and you in return. They’re probably stressed about something if they’re destructive like these dogs.
True fact, everybody who has a dog knows they should not be left alone for more than 2 hours and that playing and walking at least 3x/day is a requirement for having a dog.
The cool thing is you can tell most of the owners don't care about the damage and just think it's cute. Personally, I usually feel guilty when my dogs wreck stuff cuz it means I left them alone for too long. I know that's kinda messed up. I like how the dogs have different strategies. Asking for tummy rubs is better than just looking in the other direction I think. Oh! look at that poor baby hiding in his crate cuz he thinks he's gonna get it! AWWWWWW!
That is not asking for a tummy rub. That is the standard posture for submission, like waving a white flag of surrender. The dog lies on its back, hind legs spread open to expose the abdomen and genitals. Usually one forepaw is extended and the other folded down over the chest. The dog averts its gaze, avoiding direct eye contact which can be interpreted as a challenge to authority. A dog will assume that postion when being disciplined by the alpha, the pack leader. It will respond in the same way when being bullied by its owner. Humans think its cute, but the dog does not. I think they only know that their adored owner is upset with them and cannot connect that reaction to their mischief, especially if the deed was done hours beforehand. I do congratulate you for feeling guilty when your doggo destroys something. You are probably correct in suspecting the reason. Consider getting a companion pet for your dog if you have to be away from home for long hours at a stretch. Dogs are happiest with companionship.
@@valkyriesardo278 There is no such thing as an alpha. It is a discredited myth. The rest of your statement is correct but it must be pointed out that dogs need to learn boundaries, and sometimes they can destroy something valuable or important for which the surrender position is an offer for retribution with trust. This is why they do it with each other when playing. They don't offer it without knowing their human or dog friend is not going to use it against them or to hurt them. It is never done for attackers or bullies. Bullied dogs never show their bellies, they cower, run and hide and piss themselves and will fight to the death if cornered in such a state.
Lily was the funniest and the cutest.. C'mon lets go out.. lily comes out vaving her tail enthusiastically.. "That will get you, now did you tear up the trash?" Lily back in the cage. When Lily came in the frame of the video, I was initially thinking of Gordon and Jokers conversation.. I was right here, in your cage.. Who did you leave it with?
I love how many of them seem to have this strategy that if they don't physically look at the thing they fucked up, then it's like it didn't happen lol.
I suspect you're making a joke but you know this is the Internet so I'm not sure, so I just wanted to assure you that this is not acid. Acid blotter paper is segmented.
"I want my dog to stop destroying things so I'm going to use a goofy, soft voice and hug and kiss them for that behaviour." So... you are showing your dog that they will get praise and affection for misbehaviour? Rewarding is punishment now? Well done, you get what you deserve.
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I just can’t get cross with them - as soon as they look at you it’s like the best Mug shot for the Police notice board , for the guilty ever 😂 I would not reward them with a kiss though…but I don’t think the “naughty step” would work somehow…possibly keep them more company and a nice long walk might work and put the garbage out of their reach? 😂
Cats never show their guilt because they,re too cool!!! My dog Rex would run off with his tail between his legs and go and call for my nan's dog Prince and go out for the day!!!!
I really liked it when my dog was a puppy and did every puppy thing you could think of. Chewing toilet paper Eating my dad's advent calendar Going into the trash and tipping it over Pulling tissues out of the box Eating the sandwich I left out on the table He doesn't do that anymore but It was cute so I just had to record those moments.
Unfortunately a lot of these dogs destroy things when the owner isn't there because they have separation anxiety from missing their owners. Then they get yelled at by the person that they were missing... 😕 I know it's frustrating but there's probably tips on how to handle a dog with bad separation anxiety.
Ya its called crating. Get them used to being alone in a crate in a comfy bed with a few toys, then leave them in only one room and then the whole housr.
I disagree. Their guilty reactions to what they do does not require any audio or visual cue from us. Sometimes you don't even know something's wrong until you see them acting guilty, then you go looking for the mess. I'm sure fear is a part it, the same way we feared our parents reactions when we knew we were guilty of something.
@@furryhoof647 What you call acting guilty is fear, yes they know they did 'wrong' or an unwanted/untaught/un-rewarded behavior that they will be scolded for, chided, talked to in an angry/deeper weirder voice, and many get punished or even abused for 'bad' actions, again, that is fear, not guilt. Dogs don't feel guilty they are simply being dogs, so pure, don't project our messed up indoctrinations about guilt on our dear best friends.
@@bobmateljan6986 Can you link or suggest any evidence to support your claim, or are you just another person who speaks of their opinion as though it's fact? Animals mourn their dead, miss you when your gone, need love to survive, etc. Guilt is not complicated, i don't see why animals feeling it is far fetched to you.
@@furryhoof647 Sounds like what you accuse me of is really your shortcoming, no? Of course dogs have those emotions, just not the guilt that you are projecting on them, You have The Internets, research.
(05:48) Why is the moron of an owner blaming the poor puppy in the crate when the other dog hiding behind the coffee table is obviously the culprit? Major Clue: The door to the puppy's crate is almost closed. Was the puppy really clever enough to have closed the crate door behind itself?
I would be willing to represent every last innocent Fido in Canine Court. I'll get to the truth of it all. Including why humans discard so much perfectly good food without securing those ever so tempting and wonderful garbage cans. Yes, he fixed the couch and the miniblinds while owner went out and played in the human park for 9 solid hours...every day...well... 5 days a week!
Over the centuries, dogs have developed a universal reaction to the phrase, “What did you do?!”
The dog smiling her best smile to get out of trouble.
A guilty dog is hilarious to watch. "What did you do" , seems to be a phrase that every dog, everywhere, understands . How does anyone not ❤ dogs.
I just find it amazing that dogs have the ability to feel shame and guilt... Most of the time they know full well that they've done something wrong...
@@kimhoffmannandersen5477 Would be interesting to do that on dogs that have not done anything wrong and see how they react.
@@kimhoffmannandersen5477 How do you know, have you ever been a dog? We see and get an idea at a high level, but what makes anyone think they actually "KNOW" the exact emotions a dog feels or is capable of feeling?
@@SlowSpyder studying the brain
@@kimhoffmannandersen5477 how do you know they can't feel guilt or shame? If you had half a brain stem and actually watch the video a lot of clips had the owner simply questioning it most of them didn't even sound angry. Dog can't sense anger if the owner isn't expressing anger.
@@Nharoxfull Telus where they've done that with a dog to prove they can't feel guilt. Look at the video most of these owners don't even sound angry when they're questioning the dog they have soothing voices but the dog knows they did something wrong that's why they look guilty
Dogs understand everything. ♥️🥰
My dog: I'm sorry... ;~;
My Cat: I don't care.
Cats these days man
yes thinking the same thing
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Maybe if you buy them toys and treats to train and they won't mess your place up poor training walk them before you leave for work so they had an accident didn't you ever have one
I’ve had my fully clawed cat for 8+ years, and she’s never once torn up anything or even skipped her litter. Give pets the love and attention they need and they’ll likely respect their home and you in return. They’re probably stressed about something if they’re destructive like these dogs.
Human:why did you do this
Dog:because I'm a dog
Why does a dog lick himself? Because he can.
dogs have the best guilty look ever, cats look at you and say '' so what you gona do huh''
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So true. The problem is when you are trying to tell them off it's so difficult to stay straight faced lol
Dog - Ducks in the corner, ashamed
Cat - "Yeah, I made a mess. Deal with it."
Love how the bigger dog is sticking to code and not snitching on the beagle .... 😂
Lilly said oh hell nahhhh😂😂😂😂
Trend crave is weird, first running things over and then this lmao
He put it on he's channel so i saw what it was
Trendcave les go
Jacks did it 😂😂😂
A well-behaved dog is one that's walked and played with everyday.
That's the saddest thing about these videos. The people filming don't even realize that their dog is trying to tell them something.
@@DV-zv4ox How do you know that?
@@dionlindsay2 They don't
True fact, everybody who has a dog knows they should not be left alone for more than 2 hours and that playing and walking at least 3x/day is a requirement for having a dog.
Occasionally one of my dogs will accidentally trap herself in the bedroom and she'll become super destructive, doing anything to try and get out.
I want to believe, really believe, that each dog had a very good reason for what they did, if only they could talk.
Stress, frustration, lack of other activities, loneliness...
@@Maissikasvi That's why I usually act out.
Dogs are so funny and cute ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Lol jax is like "you talking to me?"
The second one was hilarious the big dog was like you better tell her to the little dog
Make sure to check out the rest of the channel!
Jack definitely did it!
It's helpless. We just hug, pet and kiss them right after the scold.
I JUST LOVE THE GIGGLES FROM THE
“ REALLY ANGRY MOMMIES ! “ 🤣
0:32 it was Jax because he's still sitting there with his guilty face on his head.
These are hilarious... I love that you can see the guilt on the dogs faces! 😂😂😂😂
The cool thing is you can tell most of the owners don't care about the damage and just think it's cute. Personally, I usually feel guilty when my dogs wreck stuff cuz it means I left them alone for too long. I know that's kinda messed up. I like how the dogs have different strategies. Asking for tummy rubs is better than just looking in the other direction I think. Oh! look at that poor baby hiding in his crate cuz he thinks he's gonna get it! AWWWWWW!
That is not asking for a tummy rub. That is the standard posture for submission, like waving a white flag of surrender. The dog lies on its back, hind legs spread open to expose the abdomen and genitals. Usually one forepaw is extended and the other folded down over the chest. The dog averts its gaze, avoiding direct eye contact which can be interpreted as a challenge to authority. A dog will assume that postion when being disciplined by the alpha, the pack leader. It will respond in the same way when being bullied by its owner. Humans think its cute, but the dog does not. I think they only know that their adored owner is upset with them and cannot connect that reaction to their mischief, especially if the deed was done hours beforehand. I do congratulate you for feeling guilty when your doggo destroys something. You are probably correct in suspecting the reason. Consider getting a companion pet for your dog if you have to be away from home for long hours at a stretch. Dogs are happiest with companionship.
@@valkyriesardo278 There is no such thing as an alpha. It is a discredited myth. The rest of your statement is correct but it must be pointed out that dogs need to learn boundaries, and sometimes they can destroy something valuable or important for which the surrender position is an offer for retribution with trust. This is why they do it with each other when playing. They don't offer it without knowing their human or dog friend is not going to use it against them or to hurt them. It is never done for attackers or bullies. Bullied dogs never show their bellies, they cower, run and hide and piss themselves and will fight to the death if cornered in such a state.
Did you do it?
-side eye 👀
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I'm innocent and I'm sticking to my story 😍
Love love love these puppies ❤❤❤❤❤
jack did this
Jacks was acting guilty af, but I blame Beagles for everything as a matter of course 😂
My dog don't react like this when he get in trouble lol
Wow thanks trendcrave
Anyone here from trend cave??
Me
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Oh a Pl l so innocent 😅❤
I have 3 dogs. And when I say “go lie down” in a firm voice, that’s when they know they’re in trouble and I’m not playing around.
Mani taking the fall for Jaxs was so awesome, she might be a girl, but she is a real bro.
Impossible to get angry with tem , theyr so sweet
“Couldn’t of been me”
6:56 wow.. hahahaa :D thats a massive destruction 😂
Lovely 🥰
Awe that poor dog was trying to destroy those demonic tarot cards for the owner. Good dog.
It sounds like most of the people had a hard time not laughing at these adorably guilty as sin cutie pies.
I'm curious why the one dog was showing teeth when he was getting in trouble
Hello Jennifer
How are you doing today?
It’s so funny how dogs know when they are in trouble
Jacks did it. Bahahahaha...😆😂
I simply think they developed this tactics since they were with us xD And improved it to perfection!
4:31 Its not the dog's fault. Its the owner's fault for leaving the pizza out.
The one with the hound dog looking in a certain direction was really funny.
Belli tutti ubbidienti 😍❤️ comunque ha chiunque capita di sbagliare
Jax is guilty as charged🤣🤣😂😂
Those dogs looks cute
The dog eating the blinds for the forth time. The owner should open the blind. Obviously the dog is lonely and wants to see out.
The dog blue with the one white paw made my heart melt 🥲
My refrain is always, 'this is why we can't have nice things!' And I don't even try to buy nice things anymore lol. The dogs are more fun 😂
If you hug and kiss a dog for bad behaviour he’ll continue doing it
Lily was the funniest and the cutest.. C'mon lets go out.. lily comes out vaving her tail enthusiastically.. "That will get you, now did you tear up the trash?" Lily back in the cage.
When Lily came in the frame of the video, I was initially thinking of Gordon and Jokers conversation.. I was right here, in your cage.. Who did you leave it with?
4:01 it's him smiling like he didn't do nun 😂😂
'I've been a baaad dawg'!
leave the poor dog alone. They are wonderful :)
🤣😂😅 Jax is hilarious
Nice
Awww
All guilty, 100percent 🤣😆🐕💩🐕💩😆
Aren’t those tarot cards at 1:00? Guess you didn’t predict that happening.
Ce față face ....😏😏😏☺️
Oh les pauvres 😊
Jack did it.
I love how many of them seem to have this strategy that if they don't physically look at the thing they fucked up, then it's like it didn't happen lol.
1:09 Maybe don't keep your acid where the dog can get it. He's probably seeing some crazy ass shit right about now.
I suspect you're making a joke but you know this is the Internet so I'm not sure, so I just wanted to assure you that this is not acid. Acid blotter paper is segmented.
Does the tv channel change when the dog barks?
1:11 so funny i knew it was a mexican lmaoo not racist im mexican
How would that be racist
@@tacticalhobbit7526 some people are sensitive now. (Not you btw)
@@viper-1-162 ok fair
It's because most are left alone all day and bored, probably got cabin fever.
On 3:02 you could here fortnite music
It’s a song that’s used in that game it doesn’t mean it’s “fortnite music”
*No...............................*
@@carlthelongshoreman1979 fortnite created all the dances that are in the game and music
Skii Pop no they didn’t. They stole a lot of the dances and music
@@carlthelongshoreman1979 i was joking around
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The dog at 2:14 isn't remotely sorry.
"I want my dog to stop destroying things so I'm going to use a goofy, soft voice and hug and kiss them for that behaviour." So... you are showing your dog that they will get praise and affection for misbehaviour? Rewarding is punishment now? Well done, you get what you deserve.
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Sweet doggie dogs.
One dog says why are you blaming me I was in the cage
Mopu sonne 1 bal petards jour to disparet dpi mo lavi❤
The phrase "did you do this?" or "what did you do?" were spoken 377 times in this video.
I just can’t get cross with them - as soon as they look at you it’s like the best Mug shot for the Police notice board , for the guilty ever 😂 I would not reward them with a kiss though…but I don’t think the “naughty step” would work somehow…possibly keep them more company and a nice long walk might work and put the garbage out of their reach? 😂
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How are you doing today?
😂😂😂😍😍😘🇪🇸🇪🇸
Cats never show their guilt because they,re too cool!!! My dog Rex would run off with his tail between his legs and go and call for my nan's dog Prince and go out for the day!!!!
I really liked it when my dog was a puppy and did every puppy thing you could think of.
Chewing toilet paper
Eating my dad's advent calendar
Going into the trash and tipping it over
Pulling tissues out of the box
Eating the sandwich I left out on the table
He doesn't do that anymore but It was cute so I just had to record those moments.
In this video, owners give mixed signals to confused and anxious dogs trying to cope with separation anxiety.
Unfortunately a lot of these dogs destroy things when the owner isn't there because they have separation anxiety from missing their owners. Then they get yelled at by the person that they were missing... 😕 I know it's frustrating but there's probably tips on how to handle a dog with bad separation anxiety.
Ya its called crating. Get them used to being alone in a crate in a comfy bed with a few toys, then leave them in only one room and then the whole housr.
@@jd892
Dogs with acute anxiety have been known to tear a wire crate open with their teeth.
@@valkyriesardo278 Crating is a widely accepted method to get them used to being alone
What you described is very rare
People gotta work tho...
Dogs do not feel guilt that is fear you are seeing based on your tone of voice, and other cues that our very observant dogs see so easily.
I disagree. Their guilty reactions to what they do does not require any audio or visual cue from us. Sometimes you don't even know something's wrong until you see them acting guilty, then you go looking for the mess.
I'm sure fear is a part it, the same way we feared our parents reactions when we knew we were guilty of something.
@@furryhoof647 What you call acting guilty is fear, yes they know they did 'wrong' or an unwanted/untaught/un-rewarded behavior that they will be scolded for, chided, talked to in an angry/deeper weirder voice, and many get punished or even abused for 'bad' actions, again, that is fear, not guilt. Dogs don't feel guilty they are simply being dogs, so pure, don't project our messed up indoctrinations about guilt on our dear best friends.
@@bobmateljan6986 Can you link or suggest any evidence to support your claim, or are you just another person who speaks of their opinion as though it's fact? Animals mourn their dead, miss you when your gone, need love to survive, etc. Guilt is not complicated, i don't see why animals feeling it is far fetched to you.
@@furryhoof647 Sounds like what you accuse me of is really your shortcoming, no? Of course dogs have those emotions, just not the guilt that you are projecting on them, You have The Internets, research.
My friends!!!
Some people's houses are half destroyed and then you see people getting upset about a few scraps of paper :D
(05:48) Why is the moron of an owner blaming the poor puppy in the crate when the other dog hiding behind the coffee table is obviously the culprit? Major Clue: The door to the puppy's crate is almost closed. Was the puppy really clever enough to have closed the crate door behind itself?
Ain't none of me!
Jacks did it
Maybe it should be called guilty owners for not crating or training their dogs! LOL
I use to have a beagle that tore my brother bed only we been gone all day RIP to my furry friend
дааа, this is the 4th time.. заводите и дальше животных...
I think Jax did it!
I would be willing to represent every last innocent Fido in Canine Court. I'll get to the truth of it all. Including why humans discard so much perfectly good food without securing those ever so tempting and wonderful garbage cans. Yes, he fixed the couch and the miniblinds while owner went out and played in the human park for 9 solid hours...every day...well... 5 days a week!
They are not going to know what you’re yelling at them about unless you catch them in the act