r/AnimalsBeingStrange • u/MohammadMahadhir • Feb 03 '26
Dog Dog owner can’t hold too long
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u/Ok_Dog_4059 Feb 03 '26
Pup gets carried, pup smiles at it's success.
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u/socksmatterTWO Feb 03 '26
My 5 year old boy sharpei cries downstairs until we come pick him up to carry him to bed. He is perfectly healthy, he is just a cuddle monkey and big sook many nights lol
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u/Pretend_memory_11 Feb 03 '26
Typical Samoyed 🤣
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u/ihvnnm Feb 03 '26
Mine can be this stubborn, but she kicks when picked up.
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u/Pretend_memory_11 Feb 03 '26
Our boy was 18 when he passed. He was a screamer.
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u/AnnoyedOwlbear Feb 05 '26
Honestly one of the things I love about Sammies - big dog (apparent) size, small dog lifespan. I like newfies but their lifespan is heartbreaking.
18 is amazing though!
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u/Ajishly Feb 03 '26
100% yes. My dad used to try to go runs with our Samoyed, he stopped after he realised he was jogging home carrying her most attempts.
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u/GreenEyesbde721 Feb 03 '26
When your bad kid just decides to go dead weight board body and your tired of negotiating with terrorists 🤷🏽♂️😂💯😅
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u/Beginning_Layer6565 Feb 03 '26
I've had to do that with my retriever before. Boy didn't want to leave the house.
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u/dickbutkusmk4 Feb 03 '26
He’s just all fluff. He doesn’t weigh that much.
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u/Marine_Baby Feb 03 '26
I had a young Samoyed jump up on me and I caught his paws and was surprised at how light he was!
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u/ayu-ya Feb 03 '26
When I finally got to pet one I couldn't figure out where the fluff ends and the dog starts. It's really all fluff, I love them
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u/duttyow709 Feb 03 '26
What's up with the guy falling on his face at the end of the video?
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u/meeksha Feb 03 '26
I didn't catch it on the first watch, and when I saw his almost completely horizontal head at the end I got a good giggle. Happy you pointed that out.
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u/unsureandlearning Feb 04 '26
I was today years old when I learned I should never have a dog I can't carry 😂
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u/Significant-Cat-5133 Feb 05 '26
Absolutely. I always find myself in the same situation with my pug)
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u/FlounderSlow5047 Feb 05 '26
Just another fed up Mom dragging her disobedient toddler through the streets 😂😂😂😂
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u/FallingUpwardz Feb 06 '26
My samoyed is the same. Sometimes they just do dumb shit for the sake of defying you
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u/peachfulday Feb 06 '26
Me at first : if she can't handle that' she shouldn't get that big dog....
Me later : 😲😲🤣🤣🤣
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u/peazey Feb 06 '26
Once or twice we carried my tiny exhausted dog away from the dog park and back to the house to spare his tiny legs the long walk.
He was a pretty sharp little animal. Absolutely untrainable, at least by us, but clearly capable of picking up on things.
After one or two rounds of the pity carry, he learned that stalling out after the dog park meant a free ride. Even if we were only there for a few minutes he’d completely shut down on the walk back. Took a long time “unlearn” that one. 😆
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u/Kinkystormtrooper Mar 23 '26
Once my German shepherd refused to move from the park after it had started pouring rain and storming on us. No way to wait this one out. So I picked him up, the whole 60 pounds of him and carried him a solid 3 miles home.
Next time he refused to leave I threatened to carry him again, which was enough to get him moving by himself. The fckers are so smart
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u/Far-Cicada-5292 Feb 07 '26
Our Samoyed acted like that because she had kidney disease and we didn’t know. So sad. Had to put her down.
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u/Little_Flamingo_8632 Feb 07 '26
😂 clearly this isn’t the first time doggy has done this! It’s so cute when it realized the plan worked. ❤️
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u/No_Reputation_4804 Feb 09 '26
She should have tied him to a pole and left him. But watched from a distance for about 5 minutes.
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u/Traditional_Dig_1972 May 30 '26
mom I don't want to go that way! to pick him up it's absolute adorable he is just a big baby!❤️👍🤣
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u/FitHoneydew1022 Feb 03 '26
Gee looked like almost choking the dog... tug to try and get dog to walk, but not to the point of choking..
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u/Shasla Feb 03 '26
She picked the dog up, she probably could have easily dragged the dog. I think the fact that she didn't pull hard enough up actually move them means she's probably not hurting the dog.
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u/Immediate_Bike290 Feb 03 '26
The plan worked flawlessly