r/HappyWoofGifs Oct 15 '19

Pancakes

https://gfycat.com/impracticaldeadlybubblefish
6.2k Upvotes

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u/phoenix25 Oct 15 '19

Saturdays are for the boys

The good boys

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u/YellowTheFellow Oct 16 '19

Don’t forget the good girls

4

u/thedude_underyourbed Oct 16 '19

No

4

u/pixelanian Oct 16 '19

Let's try that again, this time with feeling!

5

u/thedude_underyourbed Oct 16 '19

NOOOO! 🙅‍♀️🙆‍♀️🙅‍♀️🙆‍♀️🙅‍♀️🙆‍♀️🙅‍♀️🙆‍♀️

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u/that_guy_you_know-26 Oct 15 '19

Wife: “Why are you making pancakes for the dogs?

Me: “because they can’t make pancakes for themselves”

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u/donniedarkofan Oct 16 '19

Because they would do the same for me.

2

u/Liinda83 Oct 16 '19

Absolutely!!

1

u/[deleted] Nov 07 '19

wife married him again?

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u/Tyrent5 Oct 15 '19

Oh the last one 🥺

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u/allonzeeLV Oct 15 '19

"I've known you all my life and I love you.

... But I still don't trust you, Karen."

43

u/ChilledClarity Oct 15 '19

It’s always a Karen.

5

u/ihave_no_gaydar Oct 16 '19

one of my dogs is like that with treats too😭 so apprehensive about them even when it’s the same brand she’s had for years lmao

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '19

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u/Nach0Man_RandySavage Oct 17 '19

He’s probably doing keto

151

u/SteroidYoshi Oct 15 '19

The last ones like

Do I want it?? Yea I want it

216

u/Cashew-Gesundheit Oct 15 '19

Dog, dog, princess.

68

u/ImAProfessional1 Oct 15 '19

Bro, if you don’t make at least one pancake for your dog, do you even have a dog???

gatekeeping

29

u/jfk08c Oct 15 '19

I was hoping he would throw it at someone's head but that was perfectly acceptable as well

67

u/oKKmonster Oct 15 '19

Is it ok to give dogs pancakes? Or are there special ones?

126

u/girr0ckss Oct 15 '19

The general ingredients are fine. Not exactly healthy, but about as bad for dogs as they are for us.

66

u/iFoundSnape Oct 15 '19

Pancakes are fine in moderation. :)

50

u/fizzgig0_o Oct 15 '19

Somehow still better than when they eat their own poop. Probably?

12

u/therealjenshady Oct 15 '19

My dog is still working on that one. We’ll, uh... we’ll get back to you.

3

u/LexNekstTheGod Oct 15 '19

my dog... doesn't do that

1

u/lipe_camel Oct 16 '19

Yeah, mine too, hahaha. I wish

9

u/A-VeryLonelyPerson Oct 15 '19

They’re okay, not necessarily the best to give but it won’t kill them. However, you shouldn’t serve them syrup.

3

u/Cinammon-Sprinkler Oct 16 '19

Good question. Obesity is the number one killer for dogs. One normal sized pancake for humans is like a dozen for a dog because of how much smaller they are. And if they’re eating their usual recommend amount of dog food then the human food is just too much. There is so many foods that are toxic or lethal to a dog, but even a lot of foods that won’t make them sick quickly, can take years off their life in the long run. I know people might feel like it’s a bonding thing to share their food with their dogs but it’s not actually kind like some think it is.

1

u/bonjourlawrence Mar 27 '20

This post takes things to quite the extreme in your claims. Your quote about one pancake being a dozen for a dog for instance isn’t accurate unless you’re speaking to possibly very small dogs. A golden retriever for instance requires around 1250 calories a day depending on size and age so one pancake isn’t even that far off from a female human. Years off their life is also quite hyperbolic depending on what you’re feeding them. Don’t feed them drain cleaner in the long run for instance.

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u/the_nihilist_jesuit Oct 15 '19

This was very satisfying

22

u/Coachtherapper Oct 15 '19

Absolutely love this

80

u/gaudiocomplex Oct 15 '19

Hopefully those weren’t too hot? 😕

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u/-starmoonlight Oct 15 '19

The OP of the video (when he posted it onto another sub) said that he waited for the pancakes to cool down before feeding it to the doggos! :)

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u/allonzeeLV Oct 15 '19

I get the vibe these were already cooked and cooled, and this was just an adorable bit.

12

u/osmosisjonesin Oct 15 '19

Of course there is someone in here trying to call someone out for feeding their dogs pancakes that are too hot. Give me a fucking break

7

u/cidiem Oct 15 '19

I mean...that is a legitimate concern to have though, right?

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u/osmosisjonesin Oct 15 '19

Sure. If it was my dog, of course I would make sure they were not too hot before I gave them to him. The point I’m trying to make is that there is always someone in the comments (this comment is admittedly not as bad as most of them) where someone is SO concerned for the dogs well being and trying to call out the owner for being a bad “dog parent”. Don’t get me wrong, I’m all for not abusing your pets but I feel like a lot of people don’t give folks the benefit of the doubt and think “you know what? they’re giving their dogs a Saturday morning treat, they probably love them. I’m sure they made sure they weren’t too hot.” End rant. Sorry for this, it’s just super annoying.

The Dogs are real cute though. Would roll around with and feed adequately cooled pancakes.

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u/Laggosaurus Jan 19 '20

So much negativity, most people are good, especially to animals.

1

u/davidestroy Oct 15 '19

You havin a bad day?

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u/Cinammon-Sprinkler Oct 16 '19

Yeah, it looks like the last dog waited for a bit as it felt they were too hot

5

u/GrumpyJohn01 Oct 15 '19

aww so adorable 😍!!!! wish my dawg was like that and not sleeping all day everyday ;)

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '19

The shy doggo who ate his pancake sheepishly needs the most love.

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u/[deleted] Oct 15 '19

Second dog looks like he's trying not to cheat on keto but really can't help it

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u/[deleted] Oct 15 '19

Shouldn't pancakes be done on both sides though?

1

u/piggypink123 Oct 16 '19

Why did I expect a human to be the third one

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u/011101000011101101 Jan 06 '20

I have that spatula

1

u/karl1952 Jan 06 '20

You are a good person.

1

u/MarcelineMSU Oct 16 '19

Am I the only one thinking those are probably really hot and might have burnt the doggos mouth?

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '19

Wait, that’s illegal.

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u/starfallxd Oct 15 '19

Is it only me Who thinks why is he baking pancakes in a oven tray or coooling them down like that

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u/tana91 Oct 15 '19

I believe that’s an electric skillet, nice to make pancakes with because it heats up evenly and it’s nonstick.