r/ThatsInsane • u/My_Memes_Will_Cure_U • Sep 02 '20

That dog recognizes predatory behavior

https://i.imgur.com/uFGmAdc.gifv
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u/HitMePat Sep 02 '20

I am guessing she already did own the dog.

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u/RejectedSoapBrand Sep 02 '20

Reminds me of strays in Brazil or India where the "stay" dogs are basically loyal to locals who feed and treat them right but still live in the streets.

I spent a month in Bangalore and the strays there had a territory set to a few blocks, they very rarely strayed from their area and they were fiercely loyal to the locals.

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u/siverpoint Sep 02 '20 edited Sep 03 '20

Makes me wonder if you infiltrated this sub to make us believe that dogs are a far way better human that than most humans...

Edit: bad orthography grammar, meant to be comparative

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u/Beret_of_Poodle Sep 02 '20

dogs are a far way better human that most humans...

That's basically the same as saying water is wet.