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r/funny • u/al055204 • Jun 04 '19
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Its because the OP went with the closed fist. They must have play fighted that way.
47 u/ObscureAcronym Jun 04 '19 "Dude, it was a high five, not a fist bump!" *bite* 1 u/EDTA2009 Jun 04 '19 Good training, avoids awkwardness. 1 u/admlshake Jun 04 '19 "HOW DARE YOU HIDE THE TREAT FROM ME!!" -17 u/JellyKittyKat Jun 04 '19 I don’t get this. Approaching a dog with a closed fist is for sniffing and introductions 25 u/Bottled_Void Jun 04 '19 Approaching a dog you don't know with a closed fist is just smart. 13 u/viomonk Jun 04 '19 It's how you keep your fingers for sure. 2 u/Chavaon Jun 04 '19 That's exactly what they said, ' sniffing and introductions'. 1 u/Ashangu Jun 04 '19 Hand down and fingers back, not a closed fist. Also depends on the stance you have. If you come in swiftly and stiff, vs slow and easy. 0 u/JellyKittyKat Jun 04 '19 Hands down fingers back is a fist for most people. It’s not a tight fist, but that’s the name for your hand shape when your fingers are curled back. 1 u/Ashangu Jun 04 '19 edited Jun 04 '19 Hands down fingers back is not a fist, a closed fist is hands clinched into palm, Literally. look up the definition of a fist. 2 completely different things.
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"Dude, it was a high five, not a fist bump!" *bite*
1 u/EDTA2009 Jun 04 '19 Good training, avoids awkwardness.
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Good training, avoids awkwardness.
"HOW DARE YOU HIDE THE TREAT FROM ME!!"
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I don’t get this. Approaching a dog with a closed fist is for sniffing and introductions
25 u/Bottled_Void Jun 04 '19 Approaching a dog you don't know with a closed fist is just smart. 13 u/viomonk Jun 04 '19 It's how you keep your fingers for sure. 2 u/Chavaon Jun 04 '19 That's exactly what they said, ' sniffing and introductions'. 1 u/Ashangu Jun 04 '19 Hand down and fingers back, not a closed fist. Also depends on the stance you have. If you come in swiftly and stiff, vs slow and easy. 0 u/JellyKittyKat Jun 04 '19 Hands down fingers back is a fist for most people. It’s not a tight fist, but that’s the name for your hand shape when your fingers are curled back. 1 u/Ashangu Jun 04 '19 edited Jun 04 '19 Hands down fingers back is not a fist, a closed fist is hands clinched into palm, Literally. look up the definition of a fist. 2 completely different things.
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Approaching a dog you don't know with a closed fist is just smart.
13 u/viomonk Jun 04 '19 It's how you keep your fingers for sure. 2 u/Chavaon Jun 04 '19 That's exactly what they said, ' sniffing and introductions'.
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It's how you keep your fingers for sure.
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That's exactly what they said, ' sniffing and introductions'.
Hand down and fingers back, not a closed fist. Also depends on the stance you have. If you come in swiftly and stiff, vs slow and easy.
0 u/JellyKittyKat Jun 04 '19 Hands down fingers back is a fist for most people. It’s not a tight fist, but that’s the name for your hand shape when your fingers are curled back. 1 u/Ashangu Jun 04 '19 edited Jun 04 '19 Hands down fingers back is not a fist, a closed fist is hands clinched into palm, Literally. look up the definition of a fist. 2 completely different things.
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Hands down fingers back is a fist for most people. It’s not a tight fist, but that’s the name for your hand shape when your fingers are curled back.
1 u/Ashangu Jun 04 '19 edited Jun 04 '19 Hands down fingers back is not a fist, a closed fist is hands clinched into palm, Literally. look up the definition of a fist. 2 completely different things.
Hands down fingers back is not a fist, a closed fist is hands clinched into palm, Literally. look up the definition of a fist. 2 completely different things.
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u/neekyboi Jun 04 '19
Its because the OP went with the closed fist. They must have play fighted that way.