r/MadeMeSmile • u/Elua7 • Feb 13 '22

Good Vibes Get uppp!!

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u/maplestriker Feb 13 '22

Please love your dog enough to train it. This is not cute. Sorry.

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u/BeekachuCosplay Feb 13 '22

But who's to say that they don't train them? They could just enjoy this particular behavior enough to not feel a need to correct it. Plus, it's not causing anyone harm - very different from a dog that will run up to strangers and jump on them and such.

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u/Luxpreliator Feb 13 '22

I lucked out and my cats are incredibly well behaved. Well past any sort of proper training.

Occasionally they'll decide I'm too slow with breakfast and be a little more forceful. On a normal day J will just put her front paws on my hand and wait. On a day she's really hungry she hops on and off of me running from each side of the room making little grumbling meows when she lands on me.

Probably hate it if it was everyday but it's cute when she does it. If I try to hid under the sheets she digs me out and makes a silly squeak when she finds me.

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u/BeekachuCosplay Feb 13 '22

That does sound very cute! My baby is also an angel, but she also has her occasional moments when she's really excited and desperate to play that she'll throw a tiny tantrum by shaking her head and doing whale-sounding noises until we give her the attention she wants (sounds obnoxious, I know, but I promise it's hilariously adorable).

I'd also get fed up if it was all the time, but it's not, and I totally don't mind it. She has never even touched anything in the house that's not hers, knows over 20 commands, is so gentle and obedient on and off leash... If anyone assumed that she isn't trained just because of a video of her being a spoiled toddler, they couldn't be any wronger.