Doggie Terms
posted 15th Jan 2019, 11:00 PM
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15th Jan 2019, 11:00 PM
MST3KFan
As Shana plays a video game, Trent sits next to her petting Jinx.
He then stops doing so, which shocks Jinx before she nudges at him to continue as it seems Jinx lets you know when you're done petting her, not when YOU feel you're done.
I'm sure those of us that have dogs or been around them have had this happen to them at one point or another while petting them.
My friend has a dog like this where it sits next to you on the couch for petting, and if you stop, it lets you know you have to continue by nudging you with its nose, or placing its paws across your legs.
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15th Jan 2019, 11:16 PM
ProfEtheric
We have a dog that will hit you with his paw if you're "not done" petting him...
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16th Jan 2019, 3:26 AM
ProfEtheric
He is adorable. The problem is he knows it. :)
(Also, he's a thief.)
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15th Jan 2019, 11:49 PM
hykez87
At least dogs let you know, cats sometimes can be tricky.
This also reminds for a Calvin and Hobbes strip in which Calvin's giving Hobbes a belly run
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16th Jan 2019, 3:17 AM
MST3KFan
Yeah, some cats we've had will just walk away. Others will hit you. They can be unpredictable.
And I think I know of the comic you're talking about. Calvin is giving Hobbes a belly rub and then starts to walk away until Hobbes snarls at him and he is back to rubbing his belly.
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16th Jan 2019, 1:55 AM
Ouroborosi
I don't have that problem, my sister little dog always sleeps near me when he is done everyone petting him.
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16th Jan 2019, 3:18 AM
MST3KFan
My friend's dog will do that once his desire for petting is over with. Or else he gets up and leaves cause he's bored.
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16th Jan 2019, 8:29 AM
Ajax
Our dog tends to not be a really touchy feely sort of dog. She’ll let you pet her, she’ll let you take food out of her mouth as she’s eating it, she’ll let little kids pull her ears and tail, but she basically tolerates the petting. She’s trained as a therapy dog, so I suppose that’s part of it.
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16th Jan 2019, 8:31 AM
Ajax
That was poorly worded on my part. What I meant to say was that she doesn’t seek out affection like other dogs. She’s more content to go to the window or go outside and observe the neighborhood and make sure no one’s doing anything suspicious.
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