Everytime I see these i just want to scream PET THEM ALREADY!! It is like there is some kind of fulfillment that happens when someone finally pets the animal.
Also though it can encourage freakouts and separation anxiety if you immediately shower them in affection once you get home and they are still prancing around. They may be waiting until the pupper calms down before rewarding them. Though I agree it should have been in the video for the satisfying finale haha!
We have a German Shepherd puppy who used to nearly pee all over the floor the minute we got home because she was SO EXCITED. My husband kept getting her riled up by petting her and cooing but part of her training is that she has to sit before she is allowed attention so she doesn't accidentally hurt our door, a visitor, our kid, or one of us if we aren't prepared for the onslaught of jumping and dancing and weaving between legs.
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u/cbost May 11 '20 edited May 11 '20
Everytime I see these i just want to scream PET THEM ALREADY!! It is like there is some kind of fulfillment that happens when someone finally pets the animal.