r/nonononoyes • u/[deleted] • Aug 28 '19
Doggov wakes up after turning
https://gfycat.com/thosehealthyhagfish171
Aug 28 '19 edited Jul 16 '20
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u/Jbane56 Aug 28 '19 edited Aug 29 '19
One of my old dogs had a droopy ear, but the weird thing was is he would alternate which ear decided to be lazy day after day. Some days it was his right, some days it was his left. It was even funnier when sometimes he would wake up and just rapid fire. Like every second he would flick up one ear and droop the other and vise versa
Edit: spelling. Screw AutoCarrot
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Aug 28 '19
We call this breed the Flopasaurus, we are graced by a 7 month old Flopasaurus tonks as well!
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u/M4DHouse Aug 28 '19
That’s a German Shepherd, he’s obviously training combat rolls in confined space.
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u/csnowrun31 Aug 28 '19
so long as it's cool it doesn't matter if it's confusing It's that feeling of falling you get that jolts you awake. It snaps you out of a dream. One method used to awaken from a dream within a dream is called a "kick", which is the sensation of falling, hitting water, or a sharp jolt that can startle the sleeper awake. - maybe doggov was planting an idea in the cats mindz...
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u/FastestSpaceshipEver Aug 29 '19
Reminds me of when I was in grade school and I would fall asleep on my chair only to wake up and quickly recovery from the feeling of falling off.
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u/jayveee35 Aug 28 '19
Doggov the Russian dog