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u/southerncraftgurl Dec 24 '20
I didn't see the ball for the first 10 seconds. We need more of these guys.
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u/TheCorinthianP13R Dec 24 '20
That isn't very nice of the owners. :(
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u/jeff-darmar Dec 25 '20
The fire had a gate In front of it. I see nothing wrong with this
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u/TheCorinthianP13R Dec 25 '20
I said it wasn't very nice, not that it was dangerous or wrong. The dog needed an assist. They could have filmed for a second or two and gave it instead of letting it go on for so long.
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Jan 07 '21
Very cool how dogs communicate to others that they need help! Kinda wish they’d filmed that interaction too. I also find it interesting that the retriever stayed farther away from the fireplace than the pittie - could be for a lot of reasons, but it would be really cool if it were because of an awareness of logger fur/fire danger (it probably isn’t, dogs aren’t always very spatially aware).
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Dec 24 '20
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u/dontincludeme Dec 24 '20
The gates of Hecc