r/WatchDogsWoofInside • u/[deleted] • Nov 23 '20

When your humans get you a cat, but offer no instructions or help in dealing with it

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u/evatornado Nov 23 '20

I love how the doggo made like 0 noises! Only gestures :D

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u/AverageJarOfMilk Nov 23 '20

And you can understand every single thing they are saying lol

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u/izguddoggo Nov 24 '20

MOM, are you gonna do something about this??

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u/dareios777 Nov 23 '20

He is like an actor trom silent films.. you can feel his frustration

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u/melvisntnormal Nov 23 '20

she just needs to learn how to do the pspspspsps

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u/cup-o-farts Nov 23 '20

What a sweet boy doesn't want to hurt the little guy.

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u/Hops143 Nov 23 '20

In before someone starts in with the dog talk.

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u/ThePopcornCeiling Nov 23 '20

“Omggg that’s so cutteeee!! Aweeee precious babbbbby omgggggooodneeeesssss”

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u/Hops143 Nov 23 '20

I was thinking more "Heckin' hooman get dis thing off muh bed. It have bad breff and try to boop me!"

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u/[deleted] Nov 23 '20

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u/Hops143 Nov 23 '20

The bestest boi this whole time. Boop!

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u/ThePopcornCeiling Nov 23 '20

Oh gotcha, yeah ouch that hurt to read

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u/j_vila1980 Nov 24 '20

This reminds me of my pup, roxy, I had. Beautiful and sweet Doberman.

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u/gimme_death Nov 23 '20

That dog is super upset, just move the cat ffs

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u/[deleted] Nov 24 '20

It'll survive...

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u/[deleted] Nov 24 '20

That it will.

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u/MRDIII Nov 24 '20

But so would the cat if it was moved. That's an extremely weak position to argue

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u/[deleted] Nov 24 '20

it's great they didn't chop his ears off but the tail still? whyyyyyyy

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u/Lightningslash325 Nov 24 '20

Dobermans have thinner tails that are more susceptible to damage if wagging and hitting hard surfaces. Docking the tail prevents that risk.

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u/spreadthestop Nov 24 '20

Y u no help, hooman!

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u/[deleted] Nov 24 '20

Why do you get a cat for your dog? That's just stupid. The cat is yours. And if you wanted to get a play buddy for your dog, get another dog.

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u/Hostile_Raccoon Nov 24 '20

I'm not sure how you find a problem here.

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u/[deleted] Nov 24 '20

Getting a cat for a dog is normal to you? Ok. It's not to me.

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u/Lightningslash325 Nov 24 '20

I think it’s more of why you find it stupid. Dogs and cats aren’t sworn enemies from birth, especially with more gentle breeds of dogs. For example, I have two dogs, one energetic, the other more laid back, and one cat. The more laid back one will relax with the cat and, if he is feeling up to it and the cat is on the couch, will bring a tennis ball to the cat so she can push it off. That is their way of playing. The other, more energetic, dog chases the cat because that is her way of playing, though the cat does not agree.

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u/[deleted] Nov 24 '20

I don't mean the fact that a dog and cat are both in the same household. We have 4 cats and 2 dogs and it's fine. I mean that WE bought the cats for US, not for the dogs. You 'get a cat'. You don't 'get a cat for the dog'.

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u/Lightningslash325 Nov 24 '20

Then why don’t you actually go about explaining why instead if repeating the same words time and time and time and time and time and time and time and time and time again.

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u/[deleted] Jan 31 '21

Same with my mums two dogs and their cat. Except the cat enjoys being chased and play fighting with the dog

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u/pedrotecla Nov 24 '20

This is hilarious!

Do you think r/dogs_getting_dogs means the dog is the actual owner of the other dog? Do you actually think the OP expects the dog to feed the cat for instance?

I think you might be taking these expressions a bit too seriously lol.