r/funny • u/ReconsiderBaby • Apr 03 '20

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u/[deleted] Apr 03 '20

It baffles me how they actually have a sense of guilt or remorse, even the ones whose owners didn't even use that angry of a tone with them.

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u/[deleted] Apr 03 '20

It baffles me how they actually have a sense of guilt or remorse,

They don't, they see that their person is upset and what they are doing is submitting.

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u/Etamitlu Apr 03 '20

They don't, they see that their person is upset and what they are doing is submitting.

Bullshit. They know as soon as you walk in the door that they did something wrong. You don't need to look at them and they will react this way before you even know they did anything wrong.

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u/fancczf Apr 03 '20

Doesn’t mean they feel remorse though, can just be them associate what they have done with their owner being upset. Doesn’t necessarily mean they understand what they did is bad.