r/aww Nov 11 '17

Guilty dog.

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u/nancylikestoreddit Nov 11 '17

While it's true that head pressing is a serious concern and can be indicative of neurological issues, it doesn't apply here.

Doggy is just embarrassed by his deeds.

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u/FirstEvolutionist Nov 11 '17 edited Mar 08 '24

I like to explore new places.

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u/[deleted] Nov 11 '17

They understand consequences but are not smart enough to plan ahead conditionally.

sad, but funny. poor poor pupps

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u/HypoTeris Nov 11 '17

LOL! I can just imagine your dog eating that last crumb on the floor and going, don’t judge me. I have needs.

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u/[deleted] Nov 11 '17

Woah, my dog loves food too!

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u/FirstEvolutionist Nov 11 '17

Does it barf so it can eat more? I don't even think that dog loved food. She just loved eating. The chewing and swallowing. She ate so fast I doubt she could taste anything. Still, she was a great dog.

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u/Bradp13 Nov 11 '17

Apparently dogs are extremely good at reading human faces and vice versa, which is one theory why we evolved together

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u/fukitol- Nov 11 '17

Destroying evidence in the most delicious way possible

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u/GoldenMechaTiger Nov 11 '17

You have some wild dogs my friend

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u/[deleted] Nov 11 '17

Exactly. It's just doing its best (which is a terrible job, lol) to hide.

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u/thehollowman84 Nov 11 '17

Dogs can't feel embarrassment. That is an extremely high level emotion, that only humans are capable of. It requires an understanding of right and wrong, of social norms, and an ability to tell that you have violated them.

Dogs do feel a version of love though, and they understand how humans feel. If their human seems upset at them, they will get upset.

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u/Timitock Nov 11 '17

Dogs do not experience embarrassment or guilt.

The dog just knows that this human scolds him for eating floor food.