Omg I remember my dog did this. She had us fooled for 3 whole days, we were so worried about her. Until we started saying “maybe we should take her to the vet”. As soon as she heard that, she started walking completely fine.😂😂
I had a dog named Bridgette that had a broken leg as a pup that she fully recovered from. But for the rest of her life if she was in trouble and being scolded she would raise that paw and limp around looking for sympathy. They are like children, masters of manipulation.
Our chihuahua took a hard hit on the head once. We thought it killed her... So now when we wake her up to go outside (especially if it's cold) she pretends she is passed out or she'll cry (tears). We feel kind of crazy for thinking she'd try to manipulate us but good to know it's not just us 😅
@@stressbucket9846 I know dogs can "manipulate" but I don't think of them as manipulators. They do their best to communicate to us what their needs are. Maybe the Chihuahua really IS upset when it's cold outside, ha! And this man's little dog could well be stiff at first until he gets moving. One of my girls is like that. I know that the younger will wake me up - on behalf of the other one if the older girl is sick or needs to go b/c, though she's bigger, she can't put her paws on the edge of the bed to wake me like the younger can. They look out for each other and for me~ Their souls, all animals really, are so special💜. Lotsa' love to all the fellow pet lovers out there ❤.
My dog is freakishly good at understanding you. She used to deliberately knock some planters outside my neighbours and make a noise at 6am. She had done it every day for 3 years. I told my sister about it on the phone, she never did it again. She knew she had been sussed out.
@@dovidstaples9985 yeah sorry to yell you my pain in the ass dog absolutely did. My dog is 14 year old and has a lifetime of similar actions. I cant be bothered explaining as you will just flatly tell me I am wrong cos you are clearly that sort of person. But dogs can use buzzer boards for complex conversations. Even Ravens are capable of complex reasoning.
@@piccalillipit9211 you are factually wrong. Dogs do not understand complex dialogue. Buzzer boards are just them learning which order of buttons illicit a positive reaction. Sorry I ruined your childish fantasy. Time to grow up.
I had a Rottweiler that would do this kind of thing. She would actually limp though when she wanted something really bad. Her problem was halfway through the act she would often forget which leg she started limping with and start doing it with the other one. I guess somewhere along the lines these dogs actually had a little limp and liked the attention they got. Clever little buggers.
Shut up really..? Thats very interesting..i know and understand dogs can be smart but this opened my eyes on a new level. Thanks for sharing your story.
Too cute! There was a dog in my life who would bring me his leash as a “hint” that he wanted to go out. If the leash didn’t do the trick, the next thing he’d bring me were my sneakers.
It's insanely fascinating to see how smart they are to just pretend to get certain things!! It's so adorable, and I know they are so smart but THESE things I can never get over. Woah. He's also adorable, and he brings so much joy to the home ♡
@@banuner_ Dogs are capable of higher cognitive function such as deducing and can apply sounds to certain things or objects. They respond very well to social cues and are exceptional at communicating with humans through body language. My dog loves us like family, but our dads cats basically live outside and only come indoors for food.
This little white fluff boy is the example of perfection, he is adorable and gorgeous, highly intelligent and fun, but most of all full of love 🥰 and loyalty. I love ❤️ him so much 😍
Dogs are actually really good at adapting. They will figure something out when they're hurt or just put up with it. This dog can be in pain but we might not know
I love it, but at the same time it makes me sad. I remember my pitbull who always wanted to go for walks... Before the end, she would always try to pretend she was able to go for a walk (when in reality, she could barely get up to go to the bathroom anymore)... Dogs are a treasure. Give them the love they deserve.
Also dogs are so pure… We just had to put down my bf’s family dog, Bella, she lives on in our memories. Bless her though, she had cancer and a tumor on her leg so she would try to pretend she could go for a walk as well, we all knew she wouldn’t be able to as it was so hard on her. We always ended up taking her for a tiny walk and then try to hype her up about how good she did so she didn’t feel sad that it wasn’t a long walk. I miss her.
My dog Molly did this. She fell down the stairs and was legit hurt, so after making sure it wasn't serious we treated her like a princess. Carried her up and down the stairs, gave her food and water RIGHT next to her bed, gave her extra cuddles the works! For a week at least, she limped around with no signs of improvement and my mom and I were somberly discussing options. My cat Doc suddenly went into 'crazy mode' in the laundry room and Molly sees and dashes toward him full speed, barking at him. We stared at her, eyes wide, mouths agape and she turns, sees us watching and instantly becomes 'meek and injured' with a limp, drooping head and pathetic look. Special treatment ended that day.
My dog was hit by a car and broke his leg. After the cast was removed my father would sit with him and massage the healed leg telling him he was a good dog. A few weeks later, my dog did something that upset my father. While scolding him, my dog started to limp and placed the healed leg on my father's lap. I truly hope they're both in heaven keeping each other happy
So cute how dogs do this! I had a friend whose dog would favor a leg because it loved the attention he got when he was injured - only problem is he kept forgetting which leg was supposed to hurt so it kept changing 🤣
Dogs are a straight up gift from the Angels. Im a Shih Tzu guy. Got my 1st one Coco when I was 10 years old and had 14 wonderful years with her. My 2nd Shih Tzu Daisy was just a rockstar. I loved her so much and bonded with her a little more than I did with Coco. Daisy died at 17 years old almost 2 years ago now. About a year ago I got my 3rd Shih Tzu, an absolutely adorable puppy we named Muffin and of all the Dogs I've had this one is the sweetest and cuddliest. With Coco and Daisy there was always a limit to how much cuddles and squeezes they'd take before it was enough but with Muffin its all she wants to do and its the sweetest thing. I've already bonded strongly with Muffin and love her very much. I really just cannot see my life without a little Shih Tzu roaming the house.
Shih Tzu's are the best! so much personality and their funny little faces! Life is definitely better with a shih Tzu ! I have a sweet little rescue now ,and the pug mix sister he came with, but for 17 1/2 years I had the most precious shih tzu. Sushi was her name and we had an amazing bond. We were made for eachother. She was my once in a lifetime puppy. I think of her everyday and hope to see her again someday. 💖
Such a cute little dog! With a lot of personality, I can tell this sweet little dog gets a lot of love and attention from its human friend. Very smart little dog, just adorable.
Yippee, my doggie walks are much more important than my acting career !! Yippee !! My human pal will still take me for my walk ! Yippee Ki Yay !!! !!! My cat 🐈 acts like a doggie half the time, a cat half the time and a human half the time 🤭🙄🤡
My dog yelps like he's being beaten within an inch of his life whenever I grab his scruff because he's learned that I let go when I don't want the neighbors to think I'm abusing my pet. Well, at least it worked the first few times. :)
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@@q.t.gamingfamily Clearly that is what you're looking at and liking I've never seen one of these videos suggested then again I'm not the anti-cop type that calls for the cops the second I need them.
The dog I had growing up knew the very same phrase. There were five members of the family who would put the leash in several different places so it was often a legitimate question I would ask the dog. After I said "where's your leash?" She'd grt very excited and go find it, then we'd be off on our walk. Once when I was visiting from college I went on a run around the neighborhood but didn't bring the dog because she was getting old at this point and couldn't keep up with me at a full run anymore. After about a mile or so, on a straight patch of road I heard a faint skittering and clicking -- and turn around to see my old dog running up the road trying to catch up to me. Man, the feeling that knotted in my chest. I ran back to go get her and when I was about to pick her up I said without thinking, "Oh where's your leash?!" since it was clear someone let her out without realizing she was going to run after me and not just sit in the deck or whatever. Anyway, this confused her very much since there weren't any leashes around! I walked her back home, and scooped her up to carry her back for some of it. It reminded me of when she was a puppy and we'd run too far away from our house and I'd have to carry her back when she was tired. I'm pretty sure that was the last time I ever saw her run.
Lately I've been having that thought of what is gonna be when my adult Grace grows even older and turn incapable of going on a walk and makes me sad to realize she is 6 years old and doesn't lasts too much to get to that day 😭😭 Really feel you
Lmao my dog immediately knows I'm going to take him for a walk every time i take out a small black bag, he goes straight into the laundry room and pulls out the leash. 🥲
my dog was like this a month ago, he was limping while he was inside the house but then when i told him we are going outside for a walk and play, he was too excited and forgot about his "injury".i thought he was faking limping but i still took him to the vet just to be sure... bec he is such a good boi. it turned out he really got an inflammation.he was just too excited to play and forgot about his pain. dont ignore, sometimes our goodboi hides their pain from us.
My Boston Terrier did the same. It ended up being Luxating Patella. A condition very common in toy dog breeds She was in pain and we realized it It just cost me $5000 for her surgery and has been 10 weeks and she is still not fully healed. I am glad we caught on to it so soon. The vet said sone dogs go with it for years before the owners take them in. Anytime your dog or cat or any animal interacts with you they are communicating with you. You just have to know how to read it.
I can see how joyful your pup is. Wagging it's tail and so so smart and responsive. Well trained and so cute. I can hear kindness and love in your voice. Treasure that little pup.
If i enslaved you in my basement for 3 years. Im pretty sure you would do the same thing once i came to you for a walk outside !!!!! Dogs should be free and not need a master to walk them once every month. Forget the condescending voice and collar as well !
@@dantheman3022 wondered how long it would take for someone with almost no information and a ridiculous sense of self-righteousness to make themself look stupid in these comments
My dog Joe did that for 3 days so he could stay inside during a cold snap. For 3 days I soaked his poor paw in Epsom salts. On the third day, he hobbled over to me and I noticed... "Joe, you idiot, you're limping on the wrong paw!" So he traded paws... with a hopeful grin! My Mom didn't see it, so I kept quiet. We had live-in company with kids, and it didn't take long for Mom to notice he was free day care. The kids'd let him out when he needed it, and Joe loved watching over kids... so as long as they stayed, he stayed!
My husky used to "limp" when we walked in a direction he didn't want to go. And once we turned the other way, he would start trotting. 😆 he was such a snot
@@WhoThisMonkey they are smarter than you think, my husko doesn't care which direction we go but she always wants to go faster. I already walk weirdly fast because i have long legs but she pulls with the force of a diesel truck, it's a workout
I watched a story about a wolf in a zoo. She injured her leg and everyone in the zoo fused over her. She apparently liked the attention so she started limping again. The zoo keepers where really worried but then they noticed that she kept changing the paw that was supposedly 'injured'. So cute.
My old man told me when he had one hell of a smart cat when he had been a child... One time that cat, a tomcat BTW, got injured and they nursed him back to health and fussed all over him... poor kitty and all that. Well... some time later, after the sly fox-cat was well again, he would once in a while fake being sick or still injured just for the... attention. Until the day that everybody started mocking him which made him stop!
That's such a smart little pup too, not just mischievous. Knew the leash, brought it over, obviously has a decent "understanding" of certain words and phrases. Just a little cutie all around.
I used to have a deaf Jack Russell that learned if he barked excitedly at the front door the other two dogs (one hard of hearing, one hearing) would drop their treats/chewies to check out what was going on and then he'd go around and collect all the treats. Smart little stinker!
One of my collies injured a leg in a fight. Once the injury had healed, he still limped, continuing to get some sympathy. Then we went hunting. He took off after a jackrabbit like a shot. As he returned, he trotted along normally, then began to limp--on the wrong leg. "you should be embarrassed," I told him. The limp went away.
@@cog_adh6392 haha they are one of the smartest breed's aint they. my folks collie knew i had a tumor in a sensitive place long before i did, and wouldnt leave me alone, often to my embarrasment, but after i had it removed he never went anywhere near it again.
that's hilarious! We adopted a Pekingnese, and in the winter we'd let him out to do his business. He'd spent a lot of time in the snow, loved the snow. Then, when he was tired, he'd lay on his side and wiggle his paw like it had snow packed in and couldn't walk. I'd go get him, pick him up, check his paws---no ice or snow at all. He just wanted to be carried into the house. I really miss my little malingerer.
I miss my pekingnese, great dog, loved everybody. He suddenly developed a blood disorder and we had to choice but to have him put down. He was only 4 years old. Loved that dog.
Adorable little dog. We have a dog that pretends to be sleeping when we say it’s bath time or time to clip nails. Just yesterday when trying to get him to clip his nails he pretended to be asleep until I said “too bad you’re asleep, I was going to give you a treat”. Within a half a second he’s wide awake standing up wagging his tail. All 3 of my dogs are complete hams and I love their personalities so much.
That's so funny & cute! My old dog used to pretend to be asleep & refuse to get up in the morning when I would tell him it was time to go out & go potty before I had to leave for work. But as soon as I said the word, "biscuit", he was standing up with his tail wagging. I think he realized that if he did that he would eventually get bribed with a treat. Lol Dogs are so smart. He had me trained well.
I heard something on the radio once where some sort of behavioural scientist reckoned that dogs are descended from wolves that realised they could get easy food by approaching early humans and helping on hunts. They then realised they could get cosy lodgings by being friendly and cute.
My grandpa had a dog just like this when he lived in a assisted living facility, very smart and well behaved. Gramps passed a couple months ago but the dog was loved and made so many people happy the place asked if he could stay. His name is Chewy and he is now the unofficial ambassador of the place.
@@TacticalDimples there are several levels of pain, and several different types of pain. Take this as an example of this video: The dog is limping because of a splinter in it's paw. It doesn't hurt when he limps because there is no pressure on the splinter. So the dog is happy and joyful and runs like nothings wrong... Except for the limp. If a dog is limping. Always take it to a vet. Always. Dogs don't always show when they are in pain if something else is distracting them. And lots of dogs don't show it at all, so when they do show it, take it seriously.
@@petrac2840 My nephew has a blue heeler and she would sometimes limp and even whine and then right after she would take off running or walking on all fours and seem fine. So my nephew thought she was faking for attention but I didn’t believe that to be the case so I had him take her to the vet to have it checked just to be on the safe side and it turned out she has Lyme disease and wasn’t faking her limp or pain. The vet said she had damage to her joints and muscles and now she has to take a certain medication for the rest of her life.
This video made my day. Even if I'm three years late in watching it, I believe the timing was just perfect, i really needed it. Thank you for posting and sharing the video with all of us, i so truly appreciate it!! God bless.
What a sweetheart of a dog. He is obviously well cared for, well loved, and lives a happy life. It’s also apparent the love and happiness goes both ways.
@@onedude9427 Filthy, not messy. I see little pieces of trash all over that carpet. You don't think there are years of dirt and other nasty things accumulated on that carpet? Dogs regularly track in poop and pee. What are the chances this carpet has been washed in the last decade?
@@h.a.l.3980 so he hasn't hoovered in a few days, dunno about you my friend but it sounds like you arent in charge of vacuuming where you live, because to ensure there's no debris you would have to vacuum every single day, and in fact it would be much worse if he had never hoovered, looks about a week old honestly
I had a Pomeranian who would trick me into taking her outside so she could be carried around the neighborhood. She didn't like to walk for long so she would stop and try to climb my leg. My neighbors thought I was a weirdo just carrying her around lol. My mom would laugh when I told her. "That dog is spoiled" haha. Occasional table food, multiple choices of personal hand made dog bed, couch privileges, carried around like royalty, squeaky toys. I miss her spoiled ass.
Her commitment to the performance is to applauded. Bless her daddy, you can hear the love in his voice, it’s so obvious. This is how you keep our elders alive. Getting old and losing your spouse is lonely, life moves on. Don’t make elders give up perhaps the only reason they have to hold on, keep going ( or anybody ) This is how they will stay connected. And make sure we help them to keep their companions. Bless these two, I hope they still are hamming it up together. ❤❤❤
My Great Dane did that too. He was legit injured once and we fussed over him and put a down jacket over him to make him comfy and warm. From then on, whenever he saw the down jacket he would whimper and tremble until we covered him with it and tucked him in. He was pitiful. Sheesh. He trained us.
Our first dog was a Cairn terrier , he looked very similar to this little fella and used to do exactly the same thing. He had us fooled for a while , then we would tell him he had to go to the vets. Soon stopped.
This is our dog Snowball right now. A fold out stand fell and fell onto her paw. For like 4-5 weeks we absolutely babied her and gave her treats and carried her every way cause she couldn't walk on it. At about 7-8 weeks we noticed her actually walking on her paw fine, but as soon as she noticed us looking she'd lift her paw up and whimper like it still hurt.
Such a wonderful Doggy Daddy & an absolutely brilliant, adorable, beautiful little dog who knows he is loved. ❤ Thank you for sharing this precious, hilarious moment. 😂
@@henningandersen9027 Dogs just do shit like that lmao. I know my dog used to do it for fun sometimes or when she knew we were having people over she would pre-emptively get ready to fake an injury by not using one of her legs for a while in order to get used to faking it.
My dog does similar things to get attention/ to get what she wants. She's usually an inside dog, but when I stay at my Mum's she's an outside dog. Anyway, I wake up the first morning to see her shivering on the porch watching me through the glass door, looking very sad. I told my Mum we had to let her inside, but she told me to move away and watch her through the window. Sure enough, as soon as my dog didn't think I was watching she stopped shivering. She 100% knew what she was doing.
My dog used to do this, he was a big labradoodle and it was always so funny when we'd take him to see grandpa and he'd walk up all sad looking and sit down heavily next to him then present him the 'poorly paw' and look all mopey, knowing he'd get extra special attention for doing so. We all loved how he'd do that for like 7 years straight with no breaks, it was his "give me cuddles" routine exclusively for grandpa, and then he'd run out the door like a puppy when it was time to go for a walk or get in the car to go home.
yeah, thanks for spending hundreds of dollars on a bullshit dog breed when there are thousands on dogs in kennels waiting to be rescued, hope you're proud of yourself,
Alright chill out buddy, could have been a rescued labradoodle, or maybe they just needed a hypoallergenic dog- this is such a weirdly aggressive response to a nice story.
Brilliant. My dog was shivering several years ago, I cuddled him saying, are you okay. He quit shivering but since then if I just happen to say are you okay, he looks pathetic and starts to shiver only stopping when I cuddle him.
I had a dog that did the same thing!! She’d had surgery, and after she recovered, she’d fake an injured leg when she knew somebody was looking at her!! She was a sweet doggie and lived to be 16..I’ll always miss her….
My dog fake- coughs. One time he almost choked on a piece of bone. I had to get it out. My heart almost stopped when he tried to get air. I was so worried about him, like when he had a cold, once. Now he plays me, when he doesn't get his way. He doesn't do it very often because he always gets his way🙈
Dogs are really smart. I remember my cocker spaniel was acting all weird while I was getting ready to go out with my son (who has autism), she rarely whines or barks but that time, she did, trying to get my attention wanting me to follow her, so I did while asking her what's going on, she led me to the door, which was open and I found my son already halfway down the stairs heading to our main door which goes right to the street! I was so moved and amazed by that moment. I just love her so much, she's my much needed "extra eye" for my unpredictable son!
@@LieseFury what's an AAC? I live in Italy and here, there isn't much awareness for neurodiverse, although therapies and programs are excellent. My son wasn't talking till he was 4, going to speech therapy and neuro psychomotor therapy helped him. Now he communicates, although his ASD is quite severe, he also have ADHD and speech delay.
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Omg I remember my dog did this. She had us fooled for 3 whole days, we were so worried about her. Until we started saying “maybe we should take her to the vet”. As soon as she heard that, she started walking completely fine.😂😂
She said on second thought, nah I'm good Playa 😭
"True story"
This is like when your tooth hurts and as soon as you approach the dentist door, the pain stops
@@StellarSTLR1 dogs can understand words
Haahaha lol ❤️
I had a dog named Bridgette that had a broken leg as a pup that she fully recovered from. But for the rest of her life if she was in trouble and being scolded she would raise that paw and limp around looking for sympathy. They are like children, masters of manipulation.
It serves as a positive reinforcement for them. They limp and get attention. How silly 😜
Our chihuahua took a hard hit on the head once. We thought it killed her... So now when we wake her up to go outside (especially if it's cold) she pretends she is passed out or she'll cry (tears). We feel kind of crazy for thinking she'd try to manipulate us but good to know it's not just us 😅
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@@stressbucket9846 I know dogs can "manipulate" but I don't think of them as manipulators. They do their best to communicate to us what their needs are. Maybe the Chihuahua really IS upset when it's cold outside, ha! And this man's little dog could well be stiff at first until he gets moving. One of my girls is like that.
I know that the younger will wake me up - on behalf of the other one if the older girl is sick or needs to go b/c, though she's bigger, she can't put her paws on the edge of the bed to wake me like the younger can. They look out for each other and for me~ Their souls, all animals really, are so special💜. Lotsa' love to all the fellow pet lovers out there ❤.
I’m the dog’s attorney and all I can say is that it was a miraculous recovery just in the nick of time. Don’t hold it against my client.
Thanks to that information the jury pawsed for thought and concluded the prosecution didn't have a leg to stand on. Not Guilty!
he was trained by his owner to pretend he could not use one limb
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@@secondchance6603🤣🤣✋✋
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“Where’s the leash?”
Doggo understands every word, and goes to fetch the leash.
Aw! 🐶❤️
My dog is freakishly good at understanding you. She used to deliberately knock some planters outside my neighbours and make a noise at 6am. She had done it every day for 3 years. I told my sister about it on the phone, she never did it again. She knew she had been sussed out.
@@piccalillipit9211 yeah sorry to yell you, but your dog literally didn't know what you were talking to your sister about
@@dovidstaples9985 yeah sorry to yell you my pain in the ass dog absolutely did. My dog is 14 year old and has a lifetime of similar actions. I cant be bothered explaining as you will just flatly tell me I am wrong cos you are clearly that sort of person. But dogs can use buzzer boards for complex conversations.
Even Ravens are capable of complex reasoning.
@@piccalillipit9211 you are factually wrong. Dogs do not understand complex dialogue. Buzzer boards are just them learning which order of buttons illicit a positive reaction. Sorry I ruined your childish fantasy. Time to grow up.
@@dovidstaples9985 i doubt that lol, dogs aint that dumb
I had a Rottweiler that would do this kind of thing. She would actually limp though when she wanted something really bad. Her problem was halfway through the act she would often forget which leg she started limping with and start doing it with the other one. I guess somewhere along the lines these dogs actually had a little limp and liked the attention they got. Clever little buggers.
Shut up really..? Thats very interesting..i know and understand dogs can be smart but this opened my eyes on a new level.
Thanks for sharing your story.
@@anonymousfella5473 Shouldn't be a suprise. Dogs are soulful animals.
Lol. That's a clever albeit a tad forgetful Rottie. So funny! Thanks for sharing.
How many neighborhood toddlers did she maul?
Oh wow that is an incredible story. Do you have any video footage of you rottweiler in the act of faking it?...
Too cute! There was a dog in my life who would bring me his leash as a “hint” that he wanted to go out. If the leash didn’t do the trick, the next thing he’d bring me were my sneakers.
🤣😂😍 they are sooo smart scary..
Awe that's too cute
Aww that's too cute. Their uniqueness is what makes them really special
Wow xD that dognew what he had to do to get what he wanted.
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I feel you Jada. They are irreplaceable to us. I am sure God is taking good care of your little angel in heaven.
Man: "You can't go outside with a bad paw!"
Dog: "Oh look, it's a miracle I can walk again" 😂
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Its a miracle dad!!! See all better, now lets go!☺️🐾
Jesus healed me! 😂
It's insanely fascinating to see how smart they are to just pretend to get certain things!! It's so adorable, and I know they are so smart but THESE things I can never get over. Woah. He's also adorable, and he brings so much joy to the home ♡
i mean.. dogs really aren't that smart
@@smoofoperator but I mean... Compared to you...
@@maddielovelee dayum.
@@banuner_ Dogs are capable of higher cognitive function such as deducing and can apply sounds to certain things or objects. They respond very well to social cues and are exceptional at communicating with humans through body language.
My dog loves us like family, but our dads cats basically live outside and only come indoors for food.
@@banuner_ bad take
It's like a child who's full, but their dessert stomach still has room 😝❤
That's a good one. Never heard it put that way, but I've come to realize that l had and still have one of those. Well said. L O L
I had a dog to do that every time she had a bath. Sometimes she forget which leg.
I'm 34 and have this issue myself. 😆
THERE'S ALWAYS ROOM FOR DESSERT!!! ESPECIALLY CHEESECAKE!!
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This little white fluff boy is the example of perfection, he is adorable and gorgeous, highly intelligent and fun, but most of all full of love 🥰 and loyalty.
I love ❤️ him so much 😍
me too!
Me 2😂❤
So cute and he loves you.
@Hello there, how are you doing this blessed day?
Such a miracle, that dog's leg healed just through sheer willpower, animals sure are something
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😂😂lol yeah that’s what happened
@@vangelisk.9306 That just tends to happen sometimes
Dogs are actually really good at adapting. They will figure something out when they're hurt or just put up with it. This dog can be in pain but we might not know
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I love it, but at the same time it makes me sad.
I remember my pitbull who always wanted to go for walks... Before the end, she would always try to pretend she was able to go for a walk (when in reality, she could barely get up to go to the bathroom anymore)...
Dogs are a treasure. Give them the love they deserve.
@@carmineredd1198 get some help
@@carmineredd1198 wtf delete this immediately and rethink your life :/
Also dogs are so pure…
We just had to put down my bf’s family dog, Bella, she lives on in our memories. Bless her though, she had cancer and a tumor on her leg so she would try to pretend she could go for a walk as well, we all knew she wouldn’t be able to as it was so hard on her. We always ended up taking her for a tiny walk and then try to hype her up about how good she did so she didn’t feel sad that it wasn’t a long walk. I miss her.
And thats why I dont have pets. It feels awful when they die.
You are beyond redemption.
This is a man who loves his dog. Beautiful to behold.
Sooo cute!!! Smart guy!!! Hurt paw must get him cuddles, love& treats. ❤😂
it's a trick, god.
My dog Molly did this. She fell down the stairs and was legit hurt, so after making sure it wasn't serious we treated her like a princess. Carried her up and down the stairs, gave her food and water RIGHT next to her bed, gave her extra cuddles the works! For a week at least, she limped around with no signs of improvement and my mom and I were somberly discussing options.
My cat Doc suddenly went into 'crazy mode' in the laundry room and Molly sees and dashes toward him full speed, barking at him. We stared at her, eyes wide, mouths agape and she turns, sees us watching and instantly becomes 'meek and injured' with a limp, drooping head and pathetic look.
Special treatment ended that day.
Yeah, I gave my dog a lot of extra attention when he was whimpering after an operation, then he whimpered for attention all the time after that.🤦♀️
I'll bet Molly was like, "Oops! Busted!"
Best moments in life !!! Enjoy
Lol..they have us trained!❤
I've only seen this on sitcoms when people do it. This is totally funny. We all like a little extra love, no matter the species.
My dog was hit by a car and broke his leg. After the cast was removed my father would sit with him and massage the healed leg telling him he was a good dog. A few weeks later, my dog did something that upset my father. While scolding him, my dog started to limp and placed the healed leg on my father's lap. I truly hope they're both in heaven keeping each other happy
Great story... Made me chuckle
Aaawwwwwwwwwww
So do I, I'll be praying for you.
Such a cute story!
I think you are all missing the “I truly hope they’re both in heaven keeping each other happy”
Harry is an outstanding name for a dog. ❤
Awwwwww this is so adorable! Doggo understands every word.
So cute how dogs do this! I had a friend whose dog would favor a leg because it loved the attention he got when he was injured - only problem is he kept forgetting which leg was supposed to hurt so it kept changing 🤣
😂😂😂😂😭😭😭
Our collie did that too!
Hahahahahahahhhgghaahahahga😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Lolol to funny !
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Too clever! So adorable! Obviously he wants to “walk it off”!
Hello Brinda
the pack will eat the limping one if it shows weakness.
his dog gay tho
That’s funny brinda lol
@@notsure7404 cringe, cats are better lmao
I’m pretty sure it did have something but sucked it up just to not be stuck inside
Such a happy puppy in spite of his 'injury' A trooper! 😊
Dogs are a straight up gift from the Angels. Im a Shih Tzu guy. Got my 1st one Coco when I was 10 years old and had 14 wonderful years with her. My 2nd Shih Tzu Daisy was just a rockstar. I loved her so much and bonded with her a little more than I did with Coco. Daisy died at 17 years old almost 2 years ago now. About a year ago I got my 3rd Shih Tzu, an absolutely adorable puppy we named Muffin and of all the Dogs I've had this one is the sweetest and cuddliest. With Coco and Daisy there was always a limit to how much cuddles and squeezes they'd take before it was enough but with Muffin its all she wants to do and its the sweetest thing. I've already bonded strongly with Muffin and love her very much. I really just cannot see my life without a little Shih Tzu roaming the house.
Shih Tzu's are the best! so much personality and their funny little faces! Life is definitely better with a shih Tzu ! I have a sweet little rescue now ,and the pug mix sister he came with, but for 17 1/2 years I had the most precious shih tzu. Sushi was her name and we had an amazing bond. We were made for eachother. She was my once in a lifetime puppy. I think of her everyday and hope to see her again someday. 💖
@@christinehutchins123 Another Shih Tzu lover, Greetings. and I just love the name Sushi for a female Shih Tzu.
favouritism. Never have kids
The pure joy dogs get from a simple walk, there's a lesson in there for us.
Do you mind telling us
@@nguyenhaiduong9400 Get off the couch and exercise.
Only if you are as smart as the dog
@@galnhus56 But my dog sleeps 15 hours a day on the couch
True
What a smart dog, he clearly understands what the owner is talking about.
I was thinking that you are naive untill the dog get the dam leash by himself
@@vyy00bet and then you realised it was you who was naive 😉
obviously, he doesn't know how to use a vacuum. still smart, though.
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@@toddinthemiddle it runs in the family.
A very intimate view of a friendship that is heartwarming. Cheers! 😊🐶
That dog is the cutest & evidently very very clever. Bless the both of you
My favorite part is how the owner says “We can’t go for a walk on a hurt paw.” And the dog is all “Sure, we can. See?”
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Yea, that's the whole thing lol
chatgpt comment
@@Chris-Pit is NOT the whole thing!
@@diaperamess
Why would anyone use AI to post random comments on some pet video? Id get it if it were some ad or movie trailer
Such a cute little dog! With a lot of personality, I can tell this sweet little dog gets a lot of love and attention from its human friend. Very smart little dog, just adorable.
Every dog should get love and kindness.
I love my doggy a reeeal lot!
Yippee, my doggie walks are much more important than my acting career !! Yippee !! My human pal will still take me for my walk ! Yippee Ki Yay !!! !!! My cat 🐈 acts like a doggie half the time, a cat half the time and a human half the time 🤭🙄🤡
IMAGINE!!!!
Hermoso perrito 🐶
😊😊
That's one REALLY smart doggo. Deserves a walk AND a treat! 🐶🤣
Oh man it makes me smile at this moment but at the same time I remembered my deceased dogs which still hurts up until now 😢
❤
sometimes people do not realize just how smart our pets are. Such a sweetie.
My pet isn't smart like this dog :(
Sometimes they are smarter and that's when things get really interesting
My dog yelps like he's being beaten within an inch of his life whenever I grab his scruff because he's learned that I let go when I don't want the neighbors to think I'm abusing my pet. Well, at least it worked the first few times. :)
@@GruppeSechs they learn faster than humans
@@tobiasbarber83 Ha.. maybe adults, but I've found MOST children, toddlers, pike up on the value of creating drama, when there is none.
He's damned cute. I'm a year late but I really hope he's still well and may his acting career takes off as he desires lol. I'd love to see updates.
You’re only late because of the ALGORITHM
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂❤️
@@TexasCountryLiving I swear I wish the algorithm would bring me more of these and less of police practicing on humans as targets. This was pleasant.
@@q.t.gamingfamily to get TH-cam to suggest more of these videos hit the *thumbs up* (like) button. On the videos you don't want to see, click the three dots and then click *"not interested"*
@@q.t.gamingfamily Clearly that is what you're looking at and liking I've never seen one of these videos suggested then again I'm not the anti-cop type that calls for the cops the second I need them.
Dogs are just the best, I love them so much
And that's why we love them 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
He legitimately understands when the man tells him " where's your leash?"
Awesome 🤩🤩
The dog I had growing up knew the very same phrase. There were five members of the family who would put the leash in several different places so it was often a legitimate question I would ask the dog. After I said "where's your leash?" She'd grt very excited and go find it, then we'd be off on our walk.
Once when I was visiting from college I went on a run around the neighborhood but didn't bring the dog because she was getting old at this point and couldn't keep up with me at a full run anymore. After about a mile or so, on a straight patch of road I heard a faint skittering and clicking -- and turn around to see my old dog running up the road trying to catch up to me. Man, the feeling that knotted in my chest. I ran back to go get her and when I was about to pick her up I said without thinking, "Oh where's your leash?!" since it was clear someone let her out without realizing she was going to run after me and not just sit in the deck or whatever. Anyway, this confused her very much since there weren't any leashes around!
I walked her back home, and scooped her up to carry her back for some of it. It reminded me of when she was a puppy and we'd run too far away from our house and I'd have to carry her back when she was tired.
I'm pretty sure that was the last time I ever saw her run.
Lately I've been having that thought of what is gonna be when my adult Grace grows even older and turn incapable of going on a walk and makes me sad to realize she is 6 years old and doesn't lasts too much to get to that day 😭😭
Really feel you
@@watsonwrote ❤❤❤
@@watsonwrote how wonderful 💜💜
Lmao my dog immediately knows I'm going to take him for a walk every time i take out a small black bag, he goes straight into the laundry room and pulls out the leash. 🥲
my dog was like this a month ago, he was limping while he was inside the house but then when i told him we are going outside for a walk and play, he was too excited and forgot about his "injury".i thought he was faking limping but i still took him to the vet just to be sure... bec he is such a good boi. it turned out he really got an inflammation.he was just too excited to play and forgot about his pain. dont ignore, sometimes our goodboi hides their pain from us.
That's what I was thinking: they get excited and forget they're hurting. It's possible he's faking the injury for attention, but unlikely.
So true..
Exactly, and that's likely what's going on with the dog in this video.
Good point. They will live with pain just like we do. I have also seen them let people know when they need help.
My Boston Terrier did the same. It ended up being Luxating Patella. A condition very common in toy dog breeds
She was in pain and we realized it
It just cost me $5000 for her surgery and has been 10 weeks and she is still not fully healed. I am glad we caught on to it so soon. The vet said sone dogs go with it for years before the owners take them in.
Anytime your dog or cat or any animal interacts with you they are communicating with you. You just have to know how to read it.
You can tell how much the dog means to the man by the tone of his voice.
What a smart little dog!
I can see how joyful your pup is. Wagging it's tail and so so smart and responsive. Well trained and so cute. I can hear kindness and love in your voice. Treasure that little pup.
the fact it even grabbed the leash knowing that meant walk time was priceless
Its
If i enslaved you in my basement for 3 years. Im pretty sure you would do the same thing once i came to you for a walk outside !!!!!
Dogs should be free and not need a master to walk them once every month. Forget the condescending voice and collar as well !
@@dantheman3022 wondered how long it would take for someone with almost no information and a ridiculous sense of self-righteousness to make themself look stupid in these comments
@@dantheman3022 you are on the wrong drugs my guy
My dog Joe did that for 3 days so he could stay inside during a cold snap. For 3 days I soaked his poor paw in Epsom salts. On the third day, he hobbled over to me and I noticed... "Joe, you idiot, you're limping on the wrong paw!" So he traded paws... with a hopeful grin! My Mom didn't see it, so I kept quiet. We had live-in company with kids, and it didn't take long for Mom to notice he was free day care. The kids'd let him out when he needed it, and Joe loved watching over kids... so as long as they stayed, he stayed!
Oh no Joe 🤣 What a silly dog.
Joe mama
LOL
@@neonkkn3881 lol perfect opportunity
Jesus Christ.
That is so cute !!!!! Adorable fur baby !!!!!!
What a handsome sweet face such a smart good boy
My husky used to "limp" when we walked in a direction he didn't want to go. And once we turned the other way, he would start trotting. 😆 he was such a snot
Husky nutters are right there with put nutters. You think neurotic is cute .
Such a personality, they think they've pulled one over on us, but secretly they have in ways they can't imagine. 😂
@@WhoThisMonkey they are smarter than you think, my husko doesn't care which direction we go but she always wants to go faster. I already walk weirdly fast because i have long legs but she pulls with the force of a diesel truck, it's a workout
Northern breeds are the best.
😂😂😂
I watched a story about a wolf in a zoo. She injured her leg and everyone in the zoo fused over her. She apparently liked the attention so she started limping again. The zoo keepers where really worried but then they noticed that she kept changing the paw that was supposedly 'injured'. So cute.
Awww what a sweetheart
Wolves are just more deadly doggos lol
My old man told me when he had one hell of a smart cat when he had been a child...
One time that cat, a tomcat BTW, got injured and they nursed him back to health and fussed all over him... poor kitty and all that.
Well... some time later, after the sly fox-cat was well again, he would once in a while fake being sick or still injured just for the... attention.
Until the day that everybody started mocking him which made him stop!
Fussed
This what I sometimes do in the office
He's the cutest faker I've ever seen.🐶
That's such a smart little pup too, not just mischievous. Knew the leash, brought it over, obviously has a decent "understanding" of certain words and phrases. Just a little cutie all around.
You’re a really good dog owner. You clearly taught him important words and he registers them. Very cute!!
They are very smart! Talk to it and things will be easier as an owner.
@@JodBronson IT?
@@TheAutisticFrog - YES, it's an "IT" !!! You don't understand "English 101" huh?
Now all he has to do is clean the house for the dogs sake.
Dogs aren't an "it" they are male/female like us
Nothing better than a wholesome gentleman with his faithful companion
And you can tell he is wholesome, how? 🙄
@@v-2010 lol
@@RA82828 cannibals can still be wholesome
@@be3933 nice bait
@@RA82828 nice bait
Thanks for sharing your pup!
So adorable. He has you wrapped around his paws!!
“It hurts. Only thing that can help is a treat.”
“We can’t walk then…”
“Ok it doesn’t hurt that bad.”
🤣🤣🤣 only thing that can help is a treat!!🤣🤣🤣 that's gold
I used to have a deaf Jack Russell that learned if he barked excitedly at the front door the other two dogs (one hard of hearing, one hearing) would drop their treats/chewies to check out what was going on and then he'd go around and collect all the treats. Smart little stinker!
👍😂🤣
Haha love it!!
A real Eddie bravo
That is awesome! 😂
And the other two offed him?
She is so manipulative, smart and cute ❤❤❤❤
What an adorable little dog!
One of my collies injured a leg in a fight. Once the injury had healed, he still limped, continuing to get some sympathy. Then we went hunting. He took off after a jackrabbit like a shot. As he returned, he trotted along normally, then began to limp--on the wrong leg. "you should be embarrassed," I told him. The limp went away.
😂😂😂
@@cog_adh6392 haha they are one of the smartest breed's aint they. my folks collie knew i had a tumor in a sensitive place long before i did, and wouldnt leave me alone, often to my embarrasment, but after i had it removed he never went anywhere near it again.
that's hilarious! We adopted a Pekingnese, and in the winter we'd let him out to do his business. He'd spent a lot of time in the snow, loved the snow. Then, when he was tired, he'd lay on his side and wiggle his paw like it had snow packed in and couldn't walk. I'd go get him, pick him up, check his paws---no ice or snow at all. He just wanted to be carried into the house. I really miss my little malingerer.
Very cute, thanks for sharing
that is so cute. i love him and i don't even know him! :)
I miss my pekingnese, great dog, loved everybody. He suddenly developed a blood disorder and we had to choice but to have him put down. He was only 4 years old. Loved that dog.
@@enumrob I'm so sorry. It must be really hard for you. 🥺
@Thomas Stewart Thomas Stewart? More like Abesu Owusu, quit trying to scam people.
Priceless and Precious Pets
Adorable little doggie. ♥
Adorable little dog. We have a dog that pretends to be sleeping when we say it’s bath time or time to clip nails. Just yesterday when trying to get him to clip his nails he pretended to be asleep until I said “too bad you’re asleep, I was going to give you a treat”. Within a half a second he’s wide awake standing up wagging his tail. All 3 of my dogs are complete hams and I love their personalities so much.
It's funny how most species lie or use deception either out of fear or to gain an advantage.
That's so funny & cute! My old dog used to pretend to be asleep & refuse to get up in the morning when I would tell him it was time to go out & go potty before I had to leave for work. But as soon as I said the word, "biscuit", he was standing up with his tail wagging. I think he realized that if he did that he would eventually get bribed with a treat. Lol Dogs are so smart. He had me trained well.
I heard something on the radio once where some sort of behavioural scientist reckoned that dogs are descended from wolves that realised they could get easy food by approaching early humans and helping on hunts. They then realised they could get cosy lodgings by being friendly and cute.
@@KtotheG They read ''The Art of War''
It's sweet that they know how to train us. Just like little children! 😊
My grandpa had a dog just like this when he lived in a assisted living facility, very smart and well behaved. Gramps passed a couple months ago but the dog was loved and made so many people happy the place asked if he could stay. His name is Chewy and he is now the unofficial ambassador of the place.
Sorry to hear about your grandpa
I’m glad your grandpa was able to leave behind a legacy in the form of Chewy ❤️
What a nice ending to a sad story! Chewy is a lucky dog to have so many people who love him.
My deepest sympathy.
lol like that town in usa that has a dog for a mayor
What an adorable, smart dog. without a doubt that would be my best friend. ♡
Harry's to funny 😂, he played the part so well he wins the 🥇 medal! He is so adorable and ❤ U so much. 🐶 🐾 🇺🇸
Awe he’s all excited he’s so cute. That fake wounded trot had me dying though. 😂
@Zombiecraft then please explain how the dog was able to run so fast on 3 legs. I’ve never met an injured dog move that quickly before when in pain.
@@TacticalDimples there are several levels of pain, and several different types of pain.
Take this as an example of this video:
The dog is limping because of a splinter in it's paw. It doesn't hurt when he limps because there is no pressure on the splinter. So the dog is happy and joyful and runs like nothings wrong... Except for the limp.
If a dog is limping. Always take it to a vet. Always.
Dogs don't always show when they are in pain if something else is distracting them. And lots of dogs don't show it at all, so when they do show it, take it seriously.
Yeah 😂
@@petrac2840 My nephew has a blue heeler and she would sometimes limp and even whine and then right after she would take off running or walking on all fours and seem fine. So my nephew thought she was faking for attention but I didn’t believe that to be the case so I had him take her to the vet to have it checked just to be on the safe side and it turned out she has Lyme disease and wasn’t faking her limp or pain. The vet said she had damage to her joints and muscles and now she has to take a certain medication for the rest of her life.
From where did he learn to fake an injury? from his owner?
Faking an injury needs complicated thinking. Are dogs capable of that?
Nice man and his happy dog.
The guy sounds lovely .is one loved pooch
They are just so happy to be together !!
Truly lovely to see and hear
a dog is the best friend you can ever have. they always love you, protect you and never judge you. i just wish they lived 50 years!!!!
This video made my day. Even if I'm three years late in watching it, I believe the timing was just perfect, i really needed it.
Thank you for posting and sharing the video with all of us, i so truly appreciate it!!
God bless.
What a sweetheart of a dog. He is obviously well cared for, well loved, and lives a happy life. It’s also apparent the love and happiness goes both ways.
Do you really think the owner is doing a good job keeping the doggos living environment that freaking filthy?
@@h.a.l.3980 Messy, not filthy.
@@onedude9427 Filthy, not messy. I see little pieces of trash all over that carpet. You don't think there are years of dirt and other nasty things accumulated on that carpet? Dogs regularly track in poop and pee. What are the chances this carpet has been washed in the last decade?
@@h.a.l.3980 yea well the dog dont give a fuck
@@h.a.l.3980 so he hasn't hoovered in a few days, dunno about you my friend but it sounds like you arent in charge of vacuuming where you live, because to ensure there's no debris you would have to vacuum every single day, and in fact it would be much worse if he had never hoovered, looks about a week old honestly
"Feel sorry for me. I am a poor little doggy with an injured foot."
"Oh that's too bad because we can't go on a walk hurt like that."
"I am Superman."
What a handsome little man.
Dogs are the most precious gift..wish people knew that and treated them like that. Adopt a dog and make your life better.
Hello@Pamela
How are you doing 😊
Where are you from?
It's true. I can't imagine my life without fur babies. Their love is unconditional & the joy is priceless! ❤
I had a Pomeranian who would trick me into taking her outside so she could be carried around the neighborhood. She didn't like to walk for long so she would stop and try to climb my leg. My neighbors thought I was a weirdo just carrying her around lol. My mom would laugh when I told her. "That dog is spoiled" haha. Occasional table food, multiple choices of personal hand made dog bed, couch privileges, carried around like royalty, squeaky toys. I miss her spoiled ass.
Nice story
@@LightskinDrey haha I know my text wall was kinda lame but I love my pets
I loved this story, makes me wish I had what you guys had 😭💗💗💕 hopefully you two meet again
@Mani no we're not 💀
@Mani what’s the problem with having animal companions? You both provide eachother love and company
I love the "owner" as much as I love this dog. So much love between them.
Yeah they are both just sweet :)
I’m assuming that you have owner in quotes because we all know who really owns who here 😂
@@zoiefinnian3540 you got that right!
Her commitment to the performance is to applauded. Bless her daddy, you can hear the love in his voice, it’s so obvious. This is how you keep our elders alive. Getting old and losing your spouse is lonely, life moves on. Don’t make elders give up perhaps the only reason they have to hold on, keep going ( or anybody ) This is how they will stay connected. And make sure we help them to keep their companions. Bless these two, I hope they still are hamming it up together. ❤❤❤
Damn, you sure made a lot of assumptions on this man's life just by his voice in a video. 😂
That is the cutest little thing ❤❤❤
My Great Dane did that too. He was legit injured once and we fussed over him and put a down jacket over him to make him comfy and warm. From then on, whenever he saw the down jacket he would whimper and tremble until we covered him with it and tucked him in. He was pitiful. Sheesh. He trained us.
😂😂 too cute
Hello Diane how are you doing and how is the weather over there with you
Our first dog was a Cairn terrier , he looked very similar to this little fella and used to do exactly the same thing. He had us fooled for a while , then we would tell him he had to go to the vets. Soon stopped.
,,😂😂😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😁💖so cute!!!!@
How cute 😍😍
But why would he fake having a hurt paw in the first place? What would be his motive or perceived gain for doing that?
@@montag4516 he gets more cuddles and treats when he is sick..more attention etc
Su h a precious little fur baby!!!!! Joannie ♥️ ♥️ ♥️ ♥️ ♥️ ♥️ ♥️ ♥️ ♥️ ♥️ ♥️ ♥️ ♥️ ♥️ ♥️ ♥️ ♥️
This is our dog Snowball right now.
A fold out stand fell and fell onto her paw.
For like 4-5 weeks we absolutely babied her and gave her treats and carried her every way cause she couldn't walk on it.
At about 7-8 weeks we noticed her actually walking on her paw fine, but as soon as she noticed us looking she'd lift her paw up and whimper like it still hurt.
Hahaha that's so cute!!!
🤣🤣
😄😄😄😄
So cute.....
You should nickname your dog "Amber" for an acting job like that one.
The dog has a kind face and the man had a kind voice.
And you have a kind comment
@@magilla2282 And you have a kind reply
The name fits!
@@MarkStevens8899And you have a kind reply to the reply :D
Don't take the v@ccine trust in the LORD ALMIGHTY and if you already taken it please pray to GOD about it because it is a deception.!
Such a wonderful Doggy Daddy & an absolutely brilliant, adorable, beautiful little dog who knows he is loved. ❤ Thank you for sharing this precious, hilarious moment. 😂
Love that personality and you can just hear the love and happiness in her dad's voice
Why did the dog fake the injured leg? We miss the story behind it.
@@henningandersen9027 Dogs just do shit like that lmao. I know my dog used to do it for fun sometimes or when she knew we were having people over she would pre-emptively get ready to fake an injury by not using one of her legs for a while in order to get used to faking it.
@@longbread3593 I'll be!
Good Job on saving women and the World by typing her, but his Name is Harry
@@jjin3620 weirdly triggered? Harry is short for Harriet.
This sweet, little dog is off the scale cute - not only in looks, but intelligence.
Thats the smartes dog ive ever seen, wow.
Awww this is precious 💞
My dog does similar things to get attention/ to get what she wants.
She's usually an inside dog, but when I stay at my Mum's she's an outside dog. Anyway, I wake up the first morning to see her shivering on the porch watching me through the glass door, looking very sad. I told my Mum we had to let her inside, but she told me to move away and watch her through the window. Sure enough, as soon as my dog didn't think I was watching she stopped shivering. She 100% knew what she was doing.
My dog used to do this, he was a big labradoodle and it was always so funny when we'd take him to see grandpa and he'd walk up all sad looking and sit down heavily next to him then present him the 'poorly paw' and look all mopey, knowing he'd get extra special attention for doing so. We all loved how he'd do that for like 7 years straight with no breaks, it was his "give me cuddles" routine exclusively for grandpa, and then he'd run out the door like a puppy when it was time to go for a walk or get in the car to go home.
lmao laughing out loud at this
Precious!!!
So sweet 🥰🥰🥰
yeah, thanks for spending hundreds of dollars on a bullshit dog breed when there are thousands on dogs in kennels waiting to be rescued, hope you're proud of yourself,
Alright chill out buddy, could have been a rescued labradoodle, or maybe they just needed a hypoallergenic dog- this is such a weirdly aggressive response to a nice story.
Brilliant. My dog was shivering several years ago, I cuddled him saying, are you okay. He quit shivering but since then if I just happen to say are you okay, he looks pathetic and starts to shiver only stopping when I cuddle him.
🤣🤣🤣 drama king!!!
Aaawwweeee Are you ok? 😃….🤔…..🥶😪😮💨🤧🥶🥶 cuddle me mom 🥺
Adorable ❤️🥰
My beagle goes into defcon 1-5 depending what we say. I wonder if she likes shaking.
What a cute little crook ❤❤
Too precious...
I had a dog that did the same thing!! She’d had surgery, and after she recovered, she’d fake an injured leg when she knew somebody was looking at her!! She was a sweet doggie and lived to be 16..I’ll always miss her….
You're a good daddy Frank 🐾🐕🐾🐕🐾
@@loulou9297 thanks!! I try….
My dog fake- coughs.
One time he almost choked on a piece of bone. I had to get it out.
My heart almost stopped when he tried to get air.
I was so worried about him, like when he had a cold, once.
Now he plays me, when he doesn't get his way.
He doesn't do it very often because he always gets his way🙈
@@whitexchina That's scary. Thankfully you were right there. A similar thing happened to one of my dogs with rawhide
This one is an expert because he'll stare you in the eye with a straight face while lying to ya!!!
Oh my gosh, what a sweet dog and man!
It's A Miracle!!😆💙
I love this dog. He's a fantastic actor and absolutely adorable.
Harry is super smart. Not to mention he's cuter than anything. Give him hugs and kisses for me. 🤗💋🤗💋
Smart and very handsome love this dog
Thats one smart little dude. And he knows what he likes.
Dogs are really smart. I remember my cocker spaniel was acting all weird while I was getting ready to go out with my son (who has autism), she rarely whines or barks but that time, she did, trying to get my attention wanting me to follow her, so I did while asking her what's going on, she led me to the door, which was open and I found my son already halfway down the stairs heading to our main door which goes right to the street! I was so moved and amazed by that moment. I just love her so much, she's my much needed "extra eye" for my unpredictable son!
Look into getting an AAC device for him. We're not as unpredictable as people think, sometimes allistics just don't hear us.
@@LieseFury That person has advanced autism not the high functioning autism reserved for people with poor social skills
@@patrickTHEceliac oh shut up
@@LieseFury what's an AAC? I live in Italy and here, there isn't much awareness for neurodiverse, although therapies and programs are excellent. My son wasn't talking till he was 4, going to speech therapy and neuro psychomotor therapy helped him. Now he communicates, although his ASD is quite severe, he also have ADHD and speech delay.
@@patrickTHEceliac how dare you judge someone you don’t even know. you do know how hard it is to juggle between things right especially as a parent
What a brilliant dog Harry is. He knows what he wants when he wants it!!!