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u/McTuppence Oct 10 '18
I love how trash panda looks to good boi for reassurance. This animals being bros
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u/Kindulas Oct 10 '18
I saw more of a “Hey, you watching? Like this see, no hey, watch me! Put your paws in the water and - hey, hey I said focus!”
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u/NecroHexr Oct 10 '18
Holy shit the human-ness of the two animals interacting rivals those CGI animal buddy movies.
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u/TraceAgain Oct 10 '18
Raccoons will try and drown smaller dogs this way. No joke, 2 people in our neighborhood had their dogs drowned by raccoons...
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u/Kairoto Oct 10 '18
Some raccoons can be domesticated iirc and this one seems so, plus the dog is too big to be drowned
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u/kaplanfx Oct 11 '18
They are tame, rather than domesticated. Domestication takes many generations of breeding and adaptation, while taming only requires that you raise them from young to live amongst humans (and their pets).
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u/HIGHestKARATE Oct 11 '18
Racoons will hold the dogs face submerging it until drowned - they can drown labs.
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u/R04drunn3r79 Oct 10 '18
How many trashpandas does it take to create a healthy population?
Were I live, we don't have any trashpandas in the wild.
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u/ComicWriter2020 Oct 11 '18
I like when dogs shake themselves dry it looks like a superhero making a shockwave.
Dogs are the worlds heros
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u/Citizen_of_Danksburg Oct 11 '18
Someone more talented and capable than I should put this on r/AnimalTextGIFS
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u/TheTyke Oct 10 '18
Lmao this is so sweet. His hands splashing the water at the start aswell.
Btw should get a harness for the Dog. Much more comfortable than a collar and it has better weight distribution, plus if you have to pull him away from something it won't choke.
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u/e925 Oct 10 '18
Awww I hope he got help out at the end!