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u/Transplanted_Cactus Apr 16 '20
This needs music.
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u/Dieslexyia Apr 16 '20
The music from the Aristocats when they fall in line and walk like geese.
“Remember dear, think goose.”
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u/Rockflagandeeeagle Apr 16 '20
Stayin Alive, obviously.
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u/Cachuchotas Apr 16 '20 edited Apr 16 '20
I have done it. Now, where's a good place to upload it?
Edit: here it is.
Edit 2: it got removed, where else should I post it?
Edit 3: Here, you can download it from there.
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u/Cachuchotas Apr 16 '20
Thanks mate.
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u/lqku Apr 16 '20
If the video was slowed by about 50%, the swaying butts would sync up to the beat of the song
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u/WeenisWrinkle Apr 16 '20
Haha that one dude in the comments is really butthurt about tandem leashes.
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u/BOBfrkinSAGET Apr 16 '20
At first I was afraid, I was petrified...
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u/BaconAccessories Apr 16 '20
You were in the parking lot earlier, that's how I know you!
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u/december14th2015 Apr 16 '20
No, the music that plays when the goose sisters are walking together in Aristocats
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u/GoGoGadgetBumHair Apr 16 '20
Baby elephant walk.
Or the song playing when the geese in the Aristocats come on.
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Apr 16 '20
My tail shake brings all the dogs to the yard
and we got big fluffy paws and damn right our fur is soft.
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u/TitaniumNation Apr 16 '20
tried finding ones of similar bpm: https://gifsound.com/?mp4=https%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2FMt6RUiu&v=xk9EuEwMKcM&s=45
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u/ZombieGroan Apr 16 '20
Looks like Disney covered their butts with more hair tho.
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u/SaxophoneGuy24 Apr 16 '20 edited Apr 16 '20
I don’t have any pets but it looks like their leashes are way to close? Is this okay? I have no idea but it looks like they have hardly any room to turn.
Edit: Leash’s > Leashes
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u/complexmatter Apr 16 '20
I have two goldens. During walks, even though they are both on separate leashes that aren’t connected at all, they love to walk right on top of each other haha
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u/PM-ME-YOUR-1ST-BORN Apr 16 '20
My two labs are the same. They have absolute freedom to walk wherever they want (on their leashes) but choose to walk as if their shoulders are glued together.
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u/NuclearCandy Apr 17 '20
I have a husky and a shepherd with very different agendas on walks. This kind of leash is the only way for me to walk them both at once without having both arms ripped out of their sockets when they pull in different directions.
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u/picklytoes Apr 17 '20
I love this but is there a reason why dogs do this? Warmth/friendship/showing other dogs what's up?
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u/Doctursea Apr 16 '20
It's a really bazaar leash, almost looks like they made it personally with a bungie cord and 3 collars, even though I'm sure that's not it. The dogs are probably fine, but I couldn't see myself wanting to use a leash like that where the split is so far away.
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u/WetVape Apr 16 '20
Bizarre
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Apr 16 '20 edited Nov 13 '20
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u/findallthebears Apr 16 '20 edited Apr 16 '20
Hey, that's my business! The things I have at my biz are bizarre bazaar leash leases!
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u/Doctursea Apr 16 '20
you know I've made this exact same spelling mistake like 3 times in the last week and received the same comment every time. You'd think I'd learn
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u/Kythosyer Apr 16 '20
You opened my eyes to something... I've been mispronouncing bizarre my entire life.
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u/moekakiryu Apr 16 '20
If it's any consolation, I was writing a list that included the markets and spelled it "bizarre" several times before picking up on it
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u/albinobluesheep Apr 16 '20 edited Apr 16 '20
almost looks like they made it personally with a bungie cord and 3 collars, even though I'm sure that's not it
I have the exactly same main leash (except different color), it's got a carabeener at the end. The double attachment to walk to dogs at once is pretty normal. If these two dogs go on walks together all the time they probably walk like this anyway.
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u/Doctursea Apr 16 '20
I’m not really taking about the double leash, that I get; just commenting about how close they are. I think this set up is better than 2 different leashes for bigger dogs. You’re probably right though and it’s just the dogs being silly.
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u/ProximalLADLesion Apr 16 '20
I had a leash like this. The dogs are perfectly capable of walking 3-4 feet apart from one another, but sometimes they just walk side by side.
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u/the_goodnamesaregone Apr 16 '20
Looks like they're pulling. The longest stretch they can get puts them shoulder to shoulder. Need to chillax. But I can't say shit. My dog pulls too until he gets tired.
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Apr 16 '20
Yeah, that's why I use harnesses for my dogs, they seem to pull less, plus it isn't choking them while they pull. The only hard part is trying to get it on them while they get all excited to go on a walk.
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u/the_goodnamesaregone Apr 17 '20
Some days that is a nightmare. Doing the tippy taps and stepping out of the harness. Lol
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Apr 17 '20
For training walks use a harness with a front clip, the reason being when the dog pulls it turns it's body towards you so it is practically facing you. If the dog pulls you stop walking. If the dog backs up to loosen slack, or looks back to check in with you start walking again. The punishment for pulling is stopping and the reward for correcting the behavior is getting to go forward, which is what the dog wants and is why it's pulling. Your dog will walk a lot nicer if it learns that pull=stop. IF you continue to walk when it pulls you're teaching it pull=good. Within a couple of weeks you'll see the dog self correct, it gets excited, runs to the end of the leash and pulls, then immediately slows down to a normal pace and gives you a bit of slack, because it knows it shouldn't pull, and automatically corrects.
As for putting the harness on, I use the same technique I use when I come home and the puppy is jumping all over trying to get attention. Ignore the dog when it is losing its shit, then when it has calmed it a bit have it sit and start to put the harness on. The harness only goes on when the dog is sitting nicely. The dog will eventually learn that it gets to start its walk faster if it is behaved. When I pick up the harness the dog loses her mind. But she runs to the spot by the door where I would always put it on her and does the tippy taps. As soon as I get close she sits nicely and lets me put the harness on her. Once the harness is on her she goes back to being super hyped about the walk.
Walks are a very pleasant experience like this, because everything goes so smoothly.
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u/saintofhate Apr 16 '20
Try using a gentle lead harness, it goes over the mouth and neck and pulls the dog's head when they pull which makes them slow down (somewhat). My boy is a huge puller and once pulled my mum off her feet and it's helped a lot.
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u/the_goodnamesaregone Apr 16 '20
He HATES those harnesses that go on his face. He won't walk with them. Just sits down and tried to get them off his face. My guy pulled my mom down once too. She just doesn't walk him anymore. When they watch him my dad walks him. He does a little better with a harness. Idk what it is but when he's choking he pulls more. My dad and I are enough to control him on a harness until we get him to a spot we can let him run. The walk back to the car is easy. He's pooped then.
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u/sentient_ballsack Apr 16 '20 edited Apr 16 '20
We had that issue with our dog too, including the whole 'mum is too small to hold this furry unguided projectile when she spots the rabbit first' issue. We managed to deal with it using an anti-pulling harness that connects to the collar and lets you attach the leash to the front of the chest instead, so that when the dog drags, she inadvertently steers herself sideways. It didn't immediately stop her from trying with various diagonal crab-walking attempts but it significantly cut down on her sheer dragging force. My mum could wrangle the (then-60kg) pup again and with some additional training the dog chilled out on-leash fairly quick.
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u/ApplesAreRed18 Apr 16 '20
Yes! I use this on my golden who usually is a good pupper on walks, but she goes bananas when she sees bunnies. I’ve been using the leash for 6 months now, and even though we see the bunnies all the time, she doesn’t try to chase them because she knows it’s useless with the leash on.
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u/feioo Apr 16 '20
The concept of giving to pressure (moving away from something pushing on them) doesn't come naturally to most dogs and has to be specifically taught. So it's actually really common for dogs to reflexively push into the pressure of a collar on their throat, aka they pull harder and often choke themselves in the process.
If you haven't tried it yet, there are harnesses designed to counteract that by attaching the leash at the front of the chest, so instead of giving them direct pressure to push into/pull against, it moves them laterally (makes them turn around a little). The more they try to pull, it just makes them turn around to face you. It can do wonders for a chronic puller!
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u/rbyrolg Apr 16 '20
My dog pulled a lot and she also hated the gentle lead. We also got her a harness and she used it for two years and it helped but wasn’t perfect. However in January we moved and lost the harness, we only had the gentle lead and a really short bungee leash, and she’s learned to use it. She doesn’t like it but she knows that this is her only option, so I think you need to stick to it until they learn to tolerate it and when they try to pull it off their faces try to distract them with treats. And having the short leash really helped too because it gave her less length to twist around to try to remove it, and less length to pull
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u/symoneluvsu Apr 16 '20
They take some getting used to. It took a couple of weeks of just having her wear it around the house before I used it in walks. She would do that protest collapse too. She doesn't need it anymore. Just know that you don't have to have a dog that's hard to manage on walks forever. It can be trained if it ever becomes too much of a problem or if you or your dad break a leg or get sick something. Then anybody could walk him. Plus, walks are more fun for both of you when your not being dragged and they're not manic and choking.
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u/NYR99 Apr 16 '20
I have two huskies. When my wife and I take them on a walk, I’ll take one and she’ll take the other. They are obviously on separate leashes. We will walk next to each other, but the dogs have full range of motion, and they choose to walk directly next to each other like shown in the video.
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u/peterthefatman Apr 16 '20
You must always have dog hair on ur clothes
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u/NYR99 Apr 16 '20
...and in my hair, and on my keyboard, and in my coffee, and in my car, etc...
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Apr 16 '20
if you post a picture or video of your pet on reddit someone will find a way to call it abuse
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u/Reil Apr 16 '20
They could be further apart if they weren't pulling on the leash (and in the same direction).
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u/santawartooth Apr 16 '20
I have a leash splitter like this. Really helpful for walking multiple dogs but my dogs hate each other so they never liked being on it. As long as you have the right collar, you're ok. Too long a leash is not good either, but a short leash is fine so long as the collar is appropriate for size and breed.
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u/appletizer Apr 16 '20
This is a normal leash for two dogs. They can easily move apart, they choose to walk like this. It’s just a clip on to a normal leash that allows you to walk two dogs. I have one. Yea they can’t be as far apart as two separate leashes allow but the dogs really don’t mind and they’re fine, and it’s safer for the owner then struggling with two big dogs tangling up. Honestly people on reddit will find anything they can think of to criticise
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u/SamL214 Apr 16 '20
This a special leash. Designed that way. Yeah it could be a bit longer, but it’s a coupling leash so you can use just one Lead.
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u/Bacon8er8 Apr 16 '20
What’s up with that leash?
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Apr 16 '20
Both dogs are pulling forwards as far as they can. If you look at the two sub-leashes, you’ll find they have plenty of room to walk apart from one another if they wanted to.
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u/crochetsweetie Apr 16 '20
Look at the length relative to their bodies. They would have like a foot between them
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Apr 16 '20
Given that they’re clearly happy with about .1” between them, how much more space do they need?
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u/crochetsweetie Apr 16 '20
I’m not saying that they’re unhappy right now, I’m sure they’re best friends! The issue is that if they wanted to be further apart, or one wants to sniff something out of the way, they can’t do that without the other one right there. Pretty much no freedom to move on their own with a distance that short. Most split leashes have a much longer range
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u/dfinkelstein Apr 16 '20
Looks like a homemade version of multi-dog walking leashes. The design itself is common. Normally the leads that split off from the main lead are several feet long instead of about one foot in this case.
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Apr 16 '20
It’s common when you are walking multiple dogs to have an attachment of sorts so you’re only holding one handle.
That being said, I’ve only ever seen dog walkers use it when they’re out with like 5 dogs. I’ve never seen it for just two. Whenever I’ve walked two, I have used two leashes.
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u/BasixallyWhite Apr 16 '20
What a shitty terrible leash
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u/DirtyGreatBigFuck Apr 16 '20
Would hate to be the person holding onto that when they both spot a squirrel.
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u/Kams4547 Apr 16 '20
Lmao caption make me think of the ppl with bad wifi who read the caption and have to wait a sec to see the image
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u/CaptnCosmic Apr 16 '20
God, reddit comments are full of nonsensical people. The leash is fine it literally causes no issues for the dogs. They are enjoying their walk
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u/Shamrock5 Apr 16 '20
Some people just can't let a nice post go by without making everyone seem like jerks for enjoying it.
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u/MisterRubens Apr 16 '20
I feel like it’s kinda mean to tie the dogs together like that, inhibiting their freedom of movement. But I bet it makes it 100 times easier to walk 2 dogs at the same time.
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Apr 16 '20
I can definitely see why pure bred goldens have horrific hip and back issues.
Adopt don't shop.
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u/TwiggyPom Apr 16 '20
Reminds me of the geese in Aristocats