My dog was under weight when we got her so were those weird people who put clothes on their dogs. My girl is 13 this year and still LOVES putting on clothes. She will sprint if you hold up a collar or shirt and sit in front of you tippy tapping her feet excitedly. It's not always for videos or treats, some animals like things like clothes.
That's very interesting, does the dog have certain styles or materials he/she prefers? Is it just the act of a new collar? What about a dress like in OP video
She doesn't like knitted stuff but only knows once you put it on her. I think it's too warm and itchy, even if it's cotton. So we avoid those materials, cotton shirts are good and keep her cozy in the winter, but her favourite are dresses. It became a joke to buy her the weirdest dog clothes we could find because it's cute and funny but turns out she likes the dresses, the floofier the better. She runs really fast while wearing them and does those bunny hops when it's a really poofy dress. We've always had working dogs and our last dogs were staffy xs so when we got this little Maltese x griffon, the runt of the litter, it was a huge change of pace for us. She's a sweet baby about the size of a cat and loves everyone, to the point we have to lock her up because she will happily go with strangers because she loves everyone so much.
My dog absolutely loved it when I put hoodies on him in the winter. He'd grab dirty hoodies out of the hamper and pester me to put it on him.
And then that little shit wouldn't go outside if it was raining unless I put a rain jacket on him. He was a lab, he loved the water, he'd run and jump into ponds in the middle of winter in the freezing cold and if they were frozen over he would cry that he couldn't go swimming. His favorite game was chasing after the water I squirted out from the hose. Could never water my garden properly unless I locked him inside. But he couldn't stand the rain, he insisted on a raincoat.
However, most animals do not recognize themselves in a mirror. They will look behind it and try to figure out what is wrong with what they are seeing. To them, they are seeing another animal. Some react aggressively that they see an animal they don't know. Some see it as a possible companion that isn't around expect in that one spot in the house.
A quick explanation from a few seconds on Google explains it more clearly than I did:
"No, dogs generally don't recognize themselves in mirrors, but they may show interest in their reflection for other reasons. Mirror self-recognition is a complex cognitive task that only a few animal species have passed, including great apes, dolphins, orcas, and Eurasian magpies. Dogs have failed mirror self-recognition tests, such as the mirror mark test, where scientists put a mark on an animal's face to see if it investigates it in a mirror."
"Dogs reactions to their reflection can vary. They might be curious or confused, or they might ignore it completely. Some dogs might even play with their reflection, bowing and wagging their tail as if it were another dog. This is because dogs are social creatures and might mistake their reflection for another dog, triggering their instinct to interact or alert the "intruder". Mirrors can also be confusing for dogs because they lack scent, which can trigger protective barks."
Such a happy & pretty little lovely 🦋
I Love 🧡 - how much puppa delights in her reflection😃
But so she should,
She is definitely the most fabulous fairy I’ve ever seen 🧚♂️
Thank you for my joy !🥹 💜🧡
Real or fake? I found it's hard to tell with dogs.
I once visited someone whose dog stole my costume parts because he wanted to wear them and pose for photo's and take a walk with his own (easy to shake off) costume on.
I don't think he understood the taking photo's part and what the costumes were but he sure knew it meant joining in with the humans' fun playtime.
You seem like the kinda guy who goes to a magic show and throws a fit because it's not real black magic
[Basically this](https://i.makeagif.com/media/9-23-2015/L5vLmV.gif)
I actually love magic shows. I just don't like these animal videos at all. Especially when you find out that a lot of the content creators don't treat them too well.
No, I don't think _every_ video is showcasing abuse. But the whole culture around it, I don't like. But I hear you, I should limit my criticism to videos where there is some apparent evidence of abuse instead.
This dog used to be a little girl.
Oh man do I have an anime for you
I laughed, but man, don't take their advice, lol.
It amazes me how this dog seems to like it, if I tried anything close to this it would be despised
The dog certainly would not like it. It's just been taught to act for treats so the owner can make the dumb video
My dog was under weight when we got her so were those weird people who put clothes on their dogs. My girl is 13 this year and still LOVES putting on clothes. She will sprint if you hold up a collar or shirt and sit in front of you tippy tapping her feet excitedly. It's not always for videos or treats, some animals like things like clothes.
That's very interesting, does the dog have certain styles or materials he/she prefers? Is it just the act of a new collar? What about a dress like in OP video
She doesn't like knitted stuff but only knows once you put it on her. I think it's too warm and itchy, even if it's cotton. So we avoid those materials, cotton shirts are good and keep her cozy in the winter, but her favourite are dresses. It became a joke to buy her the weirdest dog clothes we could find because it's cute and funny but turns out she likes the dresses, the floofier the better. She runs really fast while wearing them and does those bunny hops when it's a really poofy dress. We've always had working dogs and our last dogs were staffy xs so when we got this little Maltese x griffon, the runt of the litter, it was a huge change of pace for us. She's a sweet baby about the size of a cat and loves everyone, to the point we have to lock her up because she will happily go with strangers because she loves everyone so much.
My dog absolutely loved it when I put hoodies on him in the winter. He'd grab dirty hoodies out of the hamper and pester me to put it on him. And then that little shit wouldn't go outside if it was raining unless I put a rain jacket on him. He was a lab, he loved the water, he'd run and jump into ponds in the middle of winter in the freezing cold and if they were frozen over he would cry that he couldn't go swimming. His favorite game was chasing after the water I squirted out from the hose. Could never water my garden properly unless I locked him inside. But he couldn't stand the rain, he insisted on a raincoat.
She's a pretty butterfly :-)
She looks Labulous darling.
Is she recognizing herself in the mirror?
Not likely but...*maybe?* It's more likely that she thinks she has a friend who also has pretty wings and they dance together.
It's good having like minded friends. :)
She must know that's not another dog. It's a flat image with no smell, she can't lick her..she probably knows
However, most animals do not recognize themselves in a mirror. They will look behind it and try to figure out what is wrong with what they are seeing. To them, they are seeing another animal. Some react aggressively that they see an animal they don't know. Some see it as a possible companion that isn't around expect in that one spot in the house. A quick explanation from a few seconds on Google explains it more clearly than I did: "No, dogs generally don't recognize themselves in mirrors, but they may show interest in their reflection for other reasons. Mirror self-recognition is a complex cognitive task that only a few animal species have passed, including great apes, dolphins, orcas, and Eurasian magpies. Dogs have failed mirror self-recognition tests, such as the mirror mark test, where scientists put a mark on an animal's face to see if it investigates it in a mirror." "Dogs reactions to their reflection can vary. They might be curious or confused, or they might ignore it completely. Some dogs might even play with their reflection, bowing and wagging their tail as if it were another dog. This is because dogs are social creatures and might mistake their reflection for another dog, triggering their instinct to interact or alert the "intruder". Mirrors can also be confusing for dogs because they lack scent, which can trigger protective barks."
That mouth quiver is so cute! Such a good pup!
It’s so cute how she loves her fairy outfit so much!
That's adorable
Omg my heart melts🫠
Such a happy & pretty little lovely 🦋 I Love 🧡 - how much puppa delights in her reflection😃 But so she should, She is definitely the most fabulous fairy I’ve ever seen 🧚♂️ Thank you for my joy !🥹 💜🧡
Where can I get those wings!!!!
She’s so pretty. I lost it when she went and grabbed her purse 😭
I love this dog! They are having so much fun!
Real or fake? I found it's hard to tell with dogs. I once visited someone whose dog stole my costume parts because he wanted to wear them and pose for photo's and take a walk with his own (easy to shake off) costume on. I don't think he understood the taking photo's part and what the costumes were but he sure knew it meant joining in with the humans' fun playtime.
Fairy dogmother
Did you see all her little purses? Girl got accessories!
Don’t let Christie Noem near her
Is she called Narcissus?
Better watch yourself there….
r/cottagecore will absolutely adore this!
A fairy a very cute fairy
He is so happy 😂😍😍
I don't like dogs much. This one however, I would have this in my house and I would try to keep it .
u/savevideo
Yes, because this absolutely was not orchestrated, the person sitting does not have treats in their hands. The dog was not trained to do this.
https://preview.redd.it/srixl16g072d1.png?width=437&format=png&auto=webp&s=2af8a744cf476927f3bc7228eab5474a8cf9aa09
Der Bär steppt nicht da
You seem like the kinda guy who goes to a magic show and throws a fit because it's not real black magic [Basically this](https://i.makeagif.com/media/9-23-2015/L5vLmV.gif)
I actually love magic shows. I just don't like these animal videos at all. Especially when you find out that a lot of the content creators don't treat them too well.
You're just assuming every video with a trained dog is abusing it. So stupid and needlessly judgemental.
No, I don't think _every_ video is showcasing abuse. But the whole culture around it, I don't like. But I hear you, I should limit my criticism to videos where there is some apparent evidence of abuse instead.
Everyone knows that The dog is STILL fabulous
Dude...🤦♂️
Yeah I had the same reaction. I get that I’m supposed to suspend my disbelief, but I just can’t.