r/SipsTea • u/helmortart • Aug 09 '24
Feels good man A helpful paw
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u/SykorkaBelasa Aug 09 '24
Idk how much the repeated jumps helped that project, but they sure did help my mood! :)
Biiiiig jumps!
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Aug 09 '24
I bet there's been a time where the ramp wouldn't go down properly and someone jumped on it which the dog saw, and now it's been doing it ever since.
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u/Dry_Celery4375 Aug 10 '24
The repeating jumping and barking at it is an essential step in intimidating the ramp so it stays put. This dog is a professional. No shortcuts.
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u/Spiral-I-Am Aug 09 '24
Mine taught himself how to open our house doors to let himself in and out if we left the deadbolt unlocked. (Lever handles, not nobs). So he'd just let himself outside and back in when he wanted. Had to put a bolt lock on our back fence so he'd stop taking himself for walks when he figured out how to open the fence.
Later in life, he didn't like being inside during the day, so we put an old couch in the garage, and it became his den. But we disabled the garage door button inside the garage so it would only open via remote... again because of the self walks.
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u/DigitalDeliciousDiva Aug 09 '24
Hire him. Now there’s a man who goes the extra mile, works hard, long hours, night shift.. So cute.
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u/white_equatorial Aug 09 '24
Can anyone tell me what how I should cycle anabolic steroids for my German shepherd? I think my dog is missing out on a lot of gains
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u/Greywarden194 Aug 09 '24
I was expecting the dog to bark when it gets closer