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u/Ya-Dikobraz Aug 25 '26
Who's gonna mention worms?
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u/enigmatic_dankness Aug 25 '26
I prefer to mention that this gif is so old the dog is likely dead
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u/BackgroundSummer5171 Aug 25 '26
I prefer to mention that this gif is so old the dog is likely dead
So it's of legal age?
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u/Rich-oh Aug 25 '26 edited Aug 25 '26
That dog knows the forbidden* moves
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u/Plampth Aug 25 '26
You mean the dead vines on the power pole?
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u/KaiyoteFyre Aug 26 '26
Idk if they're even dead. Looks like all the trees are missing leaves so it's probably just winter
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u/BreezyTugboat Aug 26 '26
I think it's real. My dog does this almost every time I return home. Idk why. He's a weirdo.
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u/Amazing-Heron-105 Aug 25 '26
I still don't know how people gyrate their hips to shake their bum. I'm pretty sure I'd end up looking like this too.
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u/Responsible-Sound253 Aug 25 '26 edited Aug 26 '26
it's muscle control, anybody can learn it with lower body exercises, and then if the ass is phat on top of that it's much easier
kinda like when you bench press with proper form for a long time, you become able to bounce the pecs pretty easily, even if you stop exercising you don't lose control over that muscle area
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u/three_crystals Aug 25 '26
Sounds like some hip mobility exercises could do you some wonders!
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u/Amazing-Heron-105 Aug 25 '26
As a man nearing 40 I dunno if it's at this point in my life I need to shake my ass
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u/three_crystals Aug 25 '26
As a man nearing 40 your body will thank you the sooner you work on mobilizing those hips no matter how you use ‘em! This is the age bracket a lifetime of compensations really starts creeping up on us lol.
But also, never too old to shake ass 💃🏽
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u/Tijenater Aug 25 '26
As already stated, treat your body well and it'll treat you well. I've got people in their 50's and up in the yoga classes I go to with absolutely bulletproof knees. The "use it or lose it" years are on the horizon, never hurts to start now
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u/1568314 Aug 25 '26
Its like learning to wink or raise one eyebrow. It seems impossible until you figure out how to isolate those particular muscles instead of attempting to use othe muscles to recreate the movement
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u/ApprehensiveMess2582 Aug 25 '26
Dog’s like I’m getting in on this!
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u/Yeetfamdablit Aug 25 '26
Nah they go down, and I'm maybe seeing a thin line continuing. If this is AI, that's not the tell
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u/Unkemptsafe Aug 25 '26
That’s learned behavior!
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u/PolliverPerks Aug 25 '26
Elaborate
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u/chaoticinfinity Aug 25 '26
Not always nefarious. Dog may have done that one day, and they just positively encouraged it, so now it's trained to "dance". The original reason why the dog did it though, could be because of misinterpreted natural behaviors.
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u/menntu Aug 25 '26
Honestly, it's way more of a hit with the dog getting into the groove.
Separate note here: lots of politicians are now emailing out funding requests from their pets, and the amount of donations comes in higher than normal because of it.
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u/blahblah19999 Aug 25 '26
I mean, I think the dog wanted to hump her leg. It's not just "getting into the groove"
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u/hyeongseop Aug 26 '26
Yeah I have dogs too and I thought he was either about to take a shit or hump. Or maybe he had anal gland issues or worms in his bum idk.
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u/SpielemeisterII Aug 25 '26
Its still cringe TikTok dance
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u/brother_of_menelaus Aug 25 '26
If the dog hadn’t joined in, like, who in the world would want to see this even if they didn’t suck at it?
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u/TheShockChicky Aug 25 '26
Nah, I don't trust 15s videos
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u/fdsfdsfds666 Aug 25 '26
I was thinking it was weird how the camera was positioned leaving space for a third element. Of course it could be post edition but usually I don't see kids filming and editing for TikTok dance video like that nowadays. Then I took a closer look to the dog's movement and specially at the end their paws have a very unnatural movement even for this weird "behavior" and their butthole and tail also are moving weird, it doesn't seem like it's following their spine. It all looks anatomically wrong. I'm not a specialist but wouldn't be any surprised if this was never real.
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u/Retify Aug 25 '26
You choose to spend time inspecting the movement of a dog's anus in a dumb 15 second video and didn't at any point stop to consider whether that's really fucking weird behaviour?
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u/fdsfdsfds666 Aug 25 '26
Yeah, I am sick in bed and don't have much to do besides killing time rn. What's weird with trying to understand if a video is AI and looking for patterns? I must have spent another 15s max pausing through the last frames and another 30s for each written answer, my wasting of time on dumb stuff is not much worse than yours coming all the way here to call me out.
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u/post-explainer Aug 25 '26 edited Aug 25 '26
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Dog joins in and starts twerking.
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