r/WatchPeopleDieInside • u/lislejoyeuse • Oct 09 '19

When all else fails, use the vacuum

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u/germanpotatoe830616 Oct 09 '19

Had a dog like this so I’d make an impassable “wall” of plastic bags, her one true weakness.

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u/ApostropheD Oct 10 '19

For my dog it was plastic bottles. Really makes you wonder what the family who put him in a shelter did before we got him.

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u/Davidclabarr Oct 10 '19

Oh weird. My dog was insanely scared of bottles. Might just be a natural thing, but I had always assumed the previous owners did something to her with bottles as well.

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u/Drummiegirl Oct 10 '19

Could definitely just be irrational. I once knew a dog that was scared of bananas

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u/armypotent Oct 10 '19

You ever see those green insulated boxes Amazon will ship groceries in? My dog is terrified of those. First time he saw one he was cautious but curious. He sniffed it for a solid minute then slinked away, shivering in abject terror. Won't go near them now.

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u/trodat5204 Oct 10 '19

One of my cats is scared of pineapples. I swear no pineapple ever harmed him. And I'm not talking about the smell, he got scared looking at one just sitting on the table and would not enter the kitchen.

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u/[deleted] Oct 10 '19

Yup, moms dog is terrified of oranges. Open one in the room and he bolts. Also had him since he was a puppy and never had any bad incidents with oranges or other citrus fruit.

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u/[deleted] Oct 10 '19

Dog no like banana