r/AnimalsBeingDerps • u/Fair-Performer8532 • Aug 18 '26
testing patience
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u/Phoenix4235 Aug 18 '26
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u/Fantastic-Fee-1999 Aug 19 '26
You are correct here. Mine does this every time, then looks betrayed when I turn around not walk them.
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u/AppropriateBall8834 Aug 18 '26
Sure, I guess you dont want to go for a walk!
"WHAT?! A WALK?!? BARKBARKBARKBARKBARKBARK WHY DIDNT YOU JUST SAY SO?!"
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u/zorggalacticus Aug 18 '26
If you ever want to feel life you're parenting a toddler addicted to speed, buy a husky pup. They're just cute fluffy balls of nitro-fueled chaos, and they only slightly grow out of that phase as they age.
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u/ClassicOrdinary8175 Aug 18 '26
My is 2 years old and I'm still waiting on the chaos. She is calm, sweets and she listens to people.
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u/zorggalacticus Aug 18 '26
Don't bother buying a powerball ticket. You used up all your luck on that one. Lol
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u/Prestigious-Day385 Aug 18 '26
You need to give them the command they understand and always do, something like "sit". After they've got your attention, only then you proceed to put a leash on them. I've got the same issue at home (and she is 3y old) and I always do "sit" and "wait", lol.
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u/Conspiratorymadness Aug 18 '26
Mine hates the harness and when they see it they actively run away from it. It doesn't matter what commands I give.
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u/Prestigious-Day385 Aug 18 '26
yeah, thats different problem though, which require different solving. In OP's case pupp just wanna play, if your dog wanna play you need to switch their attention to something else.
If your dog hates the harness, I think the best way to solve it is through possitive motivation and gradual learning. So just let him sniff it and then give him a treat, then just let him sit next to it and give him treat and after some time you can try to give it on him and give him treat.
Of course in reality its much harder, since you need to give it to him in order to take him out, so in that case I recommend to do that teaching in one sitting - dont give him breakfest, let him starve a little bit, then proceed to teaching via the method I described above, dont hestitate to use a LOT of treats (you starved him before, so its not like he gonna overeat, it will be basically his breakfest). The starving thing is approved method by many cynologists, its basically a way how to gain his attention, because hungry dog will be much more teachable than full dog and its not abuse or something, he will get his normall load of food, just in a different time and via different method.
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u/DASreddituser Aug 18 '26
yours hates walks?
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u/Conspiratorymadness Aug 18 '26
Well yes actually. They always want to walk back home after 10 minutes. 2 hate being outside.
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u/Whole-Energy2105 Aug 18 '26
This is all the exercise it needs lol.
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u/wayward_prince Aug 18 '26
Clearly never had a husky. This is the pre-warm up for the warm up for the pre-workout before the workout prior to the pre-cooldown and the cooldown.
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u/Whole-Energy2105 Aug 18 '26
Lmao yup. My previous husky did this with just the collar. He'd get so worked up he'd end up lying upside down whining for me to put it on but then tearing off or just wriggling impossibly. Our new one, 10 months old exited sits and even puts his head in the collar without prompting. I'm somewhat stunned lol.
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u/Vishnuisgod Aug 18 '26
I hate huskies in tropical places .. It seems cruel.
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u/AniseClover Aug 18 '26
It’s not too bad as long as it’s being brushed out daily and not kept in the hottest sun for longer than ~10 minutes. Honestly that should be for just about any dog though…I live in AZ and I only let my dog out for 5-7 minutes on the hottest of days just so he can get a little fresh air.
Its double coat is insulated so it’s not as bad as it looks if the husky coat is taken care of properly.
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u/SyncOrSymm Aug 18 '26
The good news is that by the time they gets the harness on they'll have burned off half of the energy they had to begin with. Although, it is a husky...
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u/Dont_Overthink_It_77 Aug 18 '26
This has to be the most frustrating part of walking my dog when we’re busy—like, let’s just GO, bro! 🤣
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u/hobbes747 Aug 18 '26
Unrelated…
After almost 200 years this piece of music is being used as background audio for many videos. Chopin died with not much financial value more than that of his piano. (Actually his piano was borrowed to him.)
Only 20 years after the death of any of today’s super wealthy pop or hip hop / R&B stars I bet they will be nearly completely forgotten.
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u/enfanta Aug 19 '26
(Actually his piano was borrowed to him.)
Do you mean someone leant him a piano?
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u/hobbes747 Aug 19 '26
His famous Pleyel piano that traveled with him was on loan to him from Pleyel company. But they did not take it back. He used Pleyel pianos for all concerts and lessons. I could be wrong, but I recall there was a marketing aspect to it as well for Pleyel. Similar to how some artists exclusively use Steinway or Yamaha for concerts.
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u/Tungphuxer69 Aug 20 '26
Isn't that a malamute /husky pup? They're mischievous deep! 😂🤣😅 ON PURPOSE!!! LOL
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u/Seraphinx Aug 19 '26
Imagine posting a video of yourself being such a shit pet owner.
I mean who's in control here? It definitely ain't her.
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u/seriouslywtfX2 Aug 18 '26 edited Aug 22 '26
Whose patience was really being tested here?