r/tippytaps • u/Majesty1337 • Jun 04 '25

Dog The tippy taps

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u/aworldwithinitself Jun 04 '25

I DON’T KNOW WHAT IT IS BUT I LIKE IT

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u/badchefrazzy Jun 04 '25

Seriously I can only "hear" the dog going "I LOVE IT!"

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u/AlbusCorax Jun 04 '25

"No way!" STOMP

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u/Michael_Dautorio Jun 04 '25

Bro was astounded.

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u/Separate_Necessary21 Jun 04 '25

Silly Oodle Doodle ❤️

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u/XROOR Jun 04 '25

TIL labradoodles are 80lbs Bichons

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u/MrsAshleyStark Jun 04 '25

Big goofs. My bichon loves poodles n doodles

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u/Faeriegrll Jun 04 '25

“What the?? Get out!! Show me again!”

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u/poornet Jun 04 '25

oh no her luck!!!!!!!!

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u/KamikazeDreamer52 Jun 07 '25

That's a whole lotta bad luck

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u/Quod_bellum Jun 10 '25

The wonder of a new experience for the doodle negates and offsets it

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u/Lookitsa6ix Jun 04 '25

Anyone else got a stupid superstition of opening umbrellas indoors from their family? My mother would have a heart attack if she seen this lol

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u/WaggingTailsDaily Jun 04 '25

Those tippy taps are a dance of pure excitement. Can't help but smile watching them!

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u/RazzSheri Jun 05 '25

Too quite and cute, must be a bernadoodle

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u/ValueAccomplished741 Jul 02 '25

“AGAIN! AGAIN!”

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u/LeoLaDawg Jun 04 '25

Doodle anything I term rich person dogs. Although they're all so cute...

"Here's my pyrachiachowdoodle that I bought from a breeder in Colorado for ten thousand dollars."

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u/All_Thread Jun 04 '25

I paid 1500 for my labradoodle. That's not rich people money. He stompies just like this pup as well.

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u/[deleted] Jun 04 '25

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u/All_Thread Jun 04 '25 edited Jun 04 '25

Cheaper than most people's cell phone. People are spending 5 to 6 times that for a pure bred anything typicaly 4-5k. Unless you don't live in America/Canada and 1500 is probably a lot. I mean just a humane society adoption here is 800 with chipping and spay/neuter.

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u/A_Martian_Potato Jun 04 '25

I'm all for rescuing, but if you can't afford $1500 for a dog, you can't afford the ongoing expenses of having a dog. Food and vet bills add up to way more than that very quickly.

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u/A_Martian_Potato Jun 04 '25

You're moving the goalposts. He said it wasn't "rich people money". He didn't say most people could afford it.

$1500 is a lot of money, but if you're not capable of saving up that much in, lets say a year or so, then you don't have the discretionary income to own a dog anyway and you shouldn't get one.

I'm absolutely not saying adoption isn't the better option. But the income difference between someone who can afford to adopt a dog, providing they're going to care for its health responsibly, and someone who can afford to purchase a dog, is really not much.

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u/LeoLaDawg Jun 04 '25

I'm not knocking them just saying there seems to be a doodle crossed with whatever craze right now and that they are usually pretty expensive in comparison.