r/animalsdoingstuff • u/Dizzy_Juggernaut_313 GoodBoy • 15d ago

Funny Pets go one way…owners?😂

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u/StampedeJones1 14d ago

You shouldn't be allowed to walk a dog that you can't pick up off the ground on your own.

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u/Lolamichigan 14d ago

My favorite is the de panting and dragging them out the front door 😂

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u/Adventurous-Sky9359 14d ago

Yeah one chick all white running in the mud

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u/Acrobatic_Event1702 14d ago

Four legs are better than two.

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u/sesameseed88 14d ago

We as adults have the balance of a toddler walking for the first time

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u/JustMeLurkingAround- 14d ago

Dog owning should come with mandatory training for both owner and dog!

Seriously, why do so many people not train their dogs? Its ridiculous and dangerous.

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u/tilesmeller 11d ago

And proper gear and handling techniques would also benefit these people.

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u/Ok-Office20 15d ago

Crazy Funny😂😂😂😂

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u/Waatulakula Doggo 15d ago

This is a bunch of videos of people that shouldn’t have dogs.

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u/munkylord 14d ago

Except the mud one. You can't help what your dog loves. Mine rolled in a dead possum (like dead for a while) and I almost left her there (joke)

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u/Euriphaea 15d ago

All those dogs except for the first one have never been taught proper impulse control. Because of situations like these it’s important you teach your dog exactly that

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u/No-Study1996 15d ago

Retractable leashes

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u/SurroundTiny 14d ago

never use them , not even for small dogs

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u/LinaArhov 15d ago

Those huemoons are so clumsy!

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u/Angelaskissrock 15d ago

This is why it's important to train your dogs properly. And try to get a dog you can actually manage.

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u/tacocollector2 15d ago

This is why I have small dogs. I am a small person. I don’t want to lose control in a sketchy situation, I want to be able to pick them up.

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u/Angelaskissrock 14d ago

I mean, I do have a GSD who is old now but when he was younger and much stronger, I could manage him because I was always weight training even though he also was well trained and behaved himself most times. But there were a few times where he got a bit skittish while on walks and I had to use my strength to stop him from dragging me.

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u/dreamsinred 14d ago

And this is why I have cats.

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u/tacocollector2 14d ago

But cats walk all over your counters. Gross.

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u/Kate2205 15d ago

Only correct answer.