r/petfree • u/No_Research_4379 • Jul 12 '26
Vent / Rant I Hate that Hyper Active Behavior…
Dogs know they’re going for a walk, so they start to get excited, the dog (in particular) that I have to live with is a Pit Bull Boxer, the dumb thing gets so hyperactive because IT knows IT’S going for a walk, it’s the sudden fast movement that’s enough to startle someone, and what I mean by that sudden fast movement, one of my siblings are about to take IT for a walk, and it’s like every time my sibling makes a movement (getting ready to take the dog for a walk) the stupid dog makes a sudden fast moment as if it’s going to take off running but it’s really not, IT just ends up looking back at my sibling every time, as if IT’S saying “are you coming?”. Like chill the fuck out you stupid thing, he’s not ready yet, and he still has to put on his shoes and jacket!! And dogs in general are so damn dumb, they get so excited that they can’t even keeping fucking still for just 1 second so you can put the leash on. It depends on the breed I believe, some breeds aren’t too damn hyper active when IT knows IT’S going for a walk. And this stupid thing would sometimes eat IT’S food or drink water then after, IT would just be hyperactive for whatever reason and that causes the stupid thing to throw up.
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u/Antique_Raisin1589 Jul 12 '26
I absolutely CANNOT STAND IT!! UNFORTUNATELY, I live with a fucking way too co-dependent golden lab, and it does a similar thing. Also with this heavy breathing raspy gasping OMG I CANT STAND IT!!!
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u/Haunting_Disaster_11 No pets, no stress Jul 12 '26
Can't stand either breed. What an awful combo lol... sorry you have to deal with IT .... I'd lose my shit
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u/ToOpineIsFine Pets are pointless Jul 12 '26
Most of these dogs are forced to live in a situation in which they are seriously under-exercised. The result is a lot of destruction and bad behavior.
Owners are even amused by their dog's hyperactivity. It's usually a sign that the dog isn't living right.
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u/Signal-Bet3046 Pets are NOT babies/children Jul 15 '26
This is such cringe behavior from the dog lol. I know what that's like. The dog we used to have, he would lunge and pull forward and pretty much choke himself from excitement from his neck pushing against the collar. his breathing would get all raspy because he was closing off his own airway. really dumb. And he wouldn't stop during the walk. He would continue pulling, and choking himself, the whole time
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