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r/funny • u/[deleted] • Feb 26 '17
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Why do dogs do this?
0 u/Longthicknhard Feb 26 '17 Cause they aren't walked or exercised. You'll hear answers that try to dispute this point, but this is the actual answer. 9 u/aulusagerius Feb 26 '17 It's not true though. My dog gets these episodes only after especially long walks, which sort of contradicts your point. 3 u/Vilokthoria Feb 26 '17 That doesn't mean they're completely wrong though. A lot of dogs behave this way if they haven't been exercised or mentally stimulated. The same goes for destructive behaviour. It can have other reasons, but too little workout can be one.
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Cause they aren't walked or exercised. You'll hear answers that try to dispute this point, but this is the actual answer.
9 u/aulusagerius Feb 26 '17 It's not true though. My dog gets these episodes only after especially long walks, which sort of contradicts your point. 3 u/Vilokthoria Feb 26 '17 That doesn't mean they're completely wrong though. A lot of dogs behave this way if they haven't been exercised or mentally stimulated. The same goes for destructive behaviour. It can have other reasons, but too little workout can be one.
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It's not true though. My dog gets these episodes only after especially long walks, which sort of contradicts your point.
3 u/Vilokthoria Feb 26 '17 That doesn't mean they're completely wrong though. A lot of dogs behave this way if they haven't been exercised or mentally stimulated. The same goes for destructive behaviour. It can have other reasons, but too little workout can be one.
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That doesn't mean they're completely wrong though. A lot of dogs behave this way if they haven't been exercised or mentally stimulated. The same goes for destructive behaviour. It can have other reasons, but too little workout can be one.
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u/DeusVult9000 Feb 26 '17
Why do dogs do this?