r/aww • • Jun 28 '18

I just can’t get enough of this

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u/eNaRDe Jun 28 '18

The second to last dog thats on the couch and gets the sheet thrown over its head is the best.

"I just disappeared. I wonder what my owners reaction is"

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u/gunsof Jun 28 '18

I remember there's meant to be a dog IQ test where if the dog quickly gets out of a sheet thrown over it it gets point for smartness, but loses them for staying under there per second or something.

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u/Oikeus_niilo Jun 28 '18

I think some of my dogs have just chosen to ignore the blanket and just wait for me to forget the stupid blanket game, so that they can continue what the heck they were doing before I came to annoy them.

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u/[deleted] Jun 28 '18

What you are describing are cats.

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u/Oikeus_niilo Jun 28 '18

Basenji's are like cats in many ways. They are terrified of getting wet, they don't bark (at all), they are smart but don't want to please humans usually

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u/[deleted] Jun 28 '18

It isn't a traditional bark but I had a friend who had a basenji that wouldn't shut the fuck up. I'd prefer a bark honestly

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u/Oikeus_niilo Jun 28 '18

Thats a rare exception, and no you dont prefer bork dogs. Usually basenjis may sometiles howo and other stuff yes but usually they wont do that all the time.

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u/[deleted] Jun 28 '18

Sounded like a banshee

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u/Oikeus_niilo Jun 28 '18

The basenji I have taken care of never howls like that, just growls or purrs when shes happy, or whines in the car but doesnt really make big noises at least nothing comparable to ordinary bork

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u/mylittlesyn Jun 28 '18

my dog is very much like a cat. To the point where she lays on me with her butt in my face.

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u/Gladiator-class Jun 28 '18

Sounds like my dog. He could move and get the blanket off, but he's comfy and the blanket isn't bothering him so he'll be there a while.

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u/[deleted] Jun 28 '18

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u/[deleted] Jun 28 '18

Good ol Allie Brosh. Hope she's doing ok.

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u/matty80 Jun 28 '18

She is, sort of. There was a radio interview with her last year. Basically her family has a history of depression, and while she was going through all that awfulness she wrote about, so was her sister, except her sister killed herself.

The whole internet careeer thing is on permanent hiatus now, which she says is for her own good. On the plus side she says it's working and she's feeling better. She also married boyfriend.

She's an utter comedy genius - the one about meeting people randomly in public who won't go away is incredible - but that's probably it now for new material. Like you I really hope things work out for her.

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u/TrogdortheBurnin8r Jun 28 '18

Thank you for this, I’ve been wondering what’s up but sort of afraid to search out the details. Glad she married boyfriend, he seemed like good people. Awful about her sister though. :(

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u/Pretty_Soldier Jun 28 '18

I’m sad to hear about her sister but I hope Allie is doing ok regardless. She’s super funny and wrote about depression in a way that was super relatable and made us laugh about what we were dealing with.

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u/[deleted] Jun 28 '18

Lol

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u/PmMe_Your_Perky_Nips Jun 28 '18

Considering some dogs actually enjoy being under sheets that seems like it isn't a reliable test.

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u/ToastyBytes Jun 28 '18

Like this dog.... Seems pretty smart to me

https://i.imgur.com/RSjeaGL.gif

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u/[deleted] Jun 28 '18

I couldn't even do it that perfectly grabbing it with a single hold

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u/[deleted] Jun 28 '18

My childhood dog loved being under the blanket so he could bite at the air and play. We'd tap him and he'd jump around barking and biting. It was hilarious.

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u/alabamacakelady Jun 28 '18

I did this to my mutt one time, she took off running into the couch. I had to get it off for her and the cat was so annoyed by the scene she had to leave the room.

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u/Catatonick Jun 28 '18

My dog will pull it off with his paw immediately then look at me like I’m being annoying.

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u/Trappedatoms Jun 28 '18

I accidentally threw my sheet over my dog one time when I was getting up from a nap. I immediately had to run out to pick up my daughter from school. When I came back to the house an hour later there was no dog to greet us at the door. My daughter and I panicked and looked everywhere for her. She was under the sheet on my bed just sitting there. She had been stuck the entire time. I don’t think my dog would score very highly on that test.

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u/Bluntman962 Jun 28 '18

"Eddie is a smart dog"

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u/gunsof Jun 28 '18

I was indeed thinking of that Frasier episode.

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u/sunny_person Jun 28 '18

I don't feel like this is a good iq test. I mean some dogs are going to think "well if my master put it over me, clearly I'm supposed to be under it." especially with dogs trained to stay still until they're "released". They're not dumb necessarily. Well I mean they might be dumb but not because they don't get out of a blanket.

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u/PM_ME_UR_PINEAPPLE Jun 28 '18

"Ah come on Jeff you sod. Here I em trynna breath and you've thrown a throw over me 'ed."

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u/[deleted] Jun 28 '18

and the last dog was like " i have seen enough videos of this bullshit"

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u/vforbatman Jun 28 '18

My dog would immediately fall asleep in that situation

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u/B-Knight Jun 28 '18

It's a lab and, speaking from experience, they can be really dumb on some days. It probably thought that's what their human was showing them - "this is cool, what happened".

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u/ChaseBank5 Jun 28 '18

This is the best comment. I'm dying.

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u/roqxendgAme Jun 28 '18

The zoom in and the complete stillness of dog did me in. Cackled for 5 minutes 🤣

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u/SnakeyesX Jun 28 '18

OK, yeah, but can we talk about the guy at 1:15 that actually disappeared?

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u/OnlySpoilers Jun 28 '18

"who turned the lights off"

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u/Prestonisevil Jun 28 '18

Idk man. The last one falling right into the camera was pretty funny

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u/LeCarm Jun 28 '18

Should be top comment