Good boy is ready for a walk

Jul 12, 2018 3:45 PM

The collar boye.

Buy a dam harness , killing his neck

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That is a good dodge

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"If I fits, it sits." -doge probably v

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Tighten it up, he can slip out just as easily

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Handsome

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Eeeeeeeeeeee

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my girlfriend does the same

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The bestest of boys

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My dog got so sad when we took his off to bath him, always had it back on asap. Sucks to see it on the mantle piece these days.

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No comments yet about PIXELS??

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Source is RolloShiba on Instagram

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Thanks for that, I forgot to attach a source. https://www.instagram.com/p/BlBAmVaFDrj/

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OHHHH MYYYY GOD, SO FREAKING ADORABLE!!

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Awe. My doggy used to do this and now I miss my doggo T_T

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"Sorry i gotta go to work... yo'll have to wait 9hrs in your tiny cage..."

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Which breed is this?

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Shiba Inu

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I audibly giggled to myself...what a cute floof

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One of the first things i tought my parents dog. They had trouble walking him so i did it, cause of my back i tought him to most of the work

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Clever boi shiba. Cuddles.

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998

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Slam dunk!

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I know a good boi when I see one

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That's too loose

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And he'll get right out of his collar later.

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See here's the thing: if you let your dog walk around uncollared, and he gets out, it's hard to get him back, like the dog my neighbour 1/

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found last week. *Please* keep a collar on them with ID

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I'll do what I want with my non escaping dog and fenced yard!

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How do I train my boyfriend to do this??

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ask him or teach by example.

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Solid relationship advice for most scenarios, really.

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Okay well try rubbing his favorite things on the collar and maybe he puts it on.

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Tobacco, weed, beer, D&D dice, cats, and ocean water... I'm not sure it's worth it now lol

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Are you not also their favorite thing?

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good doggo dont forget his after walk cookie

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Why does it not end? I need to see the explosion of treats that are inevitable

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Well if you want to give the dog a heart attack

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That dog knows the longer he stays still, the more treats he gets at the end.

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Hate to be a pain, and it is very cute but the collar is too loose. If they freak out and struggle it will come off.

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Anyone who thinks a collar, of any tightness, will work to control a Shiba is doing it wrong.

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Oh shut up

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Oh choke on a dick.

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I love how we always have a Mort Goldman come out of the woodwork to warn us of the dangers of swimming too soon after eating.

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Spectacular reference.

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Thank you for making my point.

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Example: ^

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Wait shit that points to me

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You shouldn’t be using the collar to hold them anyway. They’ll choke themselves. Collar for identification and harness for leash.

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Collar so if they freak they do not run into traffic. The neck is far smaller than the skull. You tighten it so that it is smaller than the

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skull but it does NOT get in the way of the breather or even feel tight. If you can get a few fingers under it is perfect.

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You've never seen a dog get it head stuck in somewhere? or a kid in the stairs? Easier in than out.

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Super true, mine fits easily into his harness but I have to tuck his ears to get it off

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Your point being? It may be hard but a tighter collar means it cannot happen. I've had a dog try to get aggressive due to another dog coming

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If your dog is truly that agreesive, you should be wearing a harness anyways..

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See the operative word "had". He was not aggressive, it was a response to another dog off leashing coming towards us snarling. He had a

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Sorry for loss :(

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valid response to the situation.

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up to us in an aggressive manner. Bucking at the collar, throwing themselves around till they get out. I think if you love your pet then you

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make sure they are safe and that includes if they get freaked out and get free. They could run into traffic and get hurt.

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If that's a concern I would use a harness rather than a collar, personally.

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It’s for art. It’s loose for the gifs sake. He made heckin sacrifice

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Aye I hope so but there are a lot of people who are morons.

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Like you

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That was a mean comment, why did you feel the need to insult me?

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The little skip up the step made the 51% better. 12/10 say he's a good doggo.

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What's the point of the 10 point scale if you give every dog 12 and 13?

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Not a skip tho, there's a stair... But he's a good boy!

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But I said "skip up the step" :'(

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OMG I didn't even see that either and I thought the same thing. #stepception

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they're all good dogs, bront

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There are stairs there, but yes still better!

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5/7

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Be he scored a 12/10!

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You clearly don’t understand. 5/7 is good.

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Case in point

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for people, yes. For #weratedogs ( @dog_rates ) not so much

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More like 7/5!

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Oh. My. God. Thank. You.

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Buncha fair weather imgurians up in here down voting you.

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I agree. I need someone to post what we are referring to.

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If a 51% increase makes it a 12 out of 10, then without the skip it would just be an 7.9/10. Why do you hate this dog?

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I too am focused why he didn't get a 15.01/10

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Confused, fuck

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But he DID skip. He knew what he was doing.

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All of those years of training paid off. In a big way. Look at those scores from the judges. Pure. Elation.

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Why did it not make the other 49% better?

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A running trot: 11% - Head in collar: 89% - Skip up step: 51% Total: 1 goodest boi.

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*Total: 100% goodest boi.

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Math doesn't check out but always give good boys a pass

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My next dog will be a shiba inu

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They're small dog aggressive too. Mine gets along with bigger dogs but when they see a small one he will try to eat them

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Thats what we call a good boy :D

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Opposite with my shibe. Hates bigger dogs, loves smaller ones.

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from everything i've seen, they can be assholes. do your research

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They’re cats in dog form.

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Best of luck, I love mine to the moon and back no doubt, but it's not everyone's cup of tea. May it's cheeks be squishy and toes be tappy <3

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I want one so bad, but they aren't cheap and they are hard to train I hear, but overall very good dogs for any situation.

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Rescue a jindo instead! (Not as difficult to train. They want to please their people!)

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I havent had a dog in 15 years. Got a shiba. I love him so much. Was very easy to train but need to start socializing asap.

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I took him everywhere and took him to the grooming salon 2x a month since 3mos just to get him used to it. He's great with everyone

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Aren't they awesome?!

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No, they aren’t. Very stubborn and don’t get along well with other dogs, animals, children, or people. Tough to train and it’s lifelong.

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That’s like saying all pit bulls are viscous killing machines. Dogs raised correctly in a loving home can be great no matter the breed

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Stubborn, sure. But goddamn they're fine with everything else as long as they're raised around that stuff. Source: I have one

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Shibe gon' do you a frustrate, fren

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They're actually assholes.

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They’re cat software on dog hardware.

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It's really unfortunate how much of a cranky stubborn assholes they can be for such a cute looking breed

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They're like huskies with the hyper toned down by 80% and the stubborn cranked up by 200%

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Sounds perfect for me, where do I sign up?

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Make sure you do research, they are not for beginner dog owners

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Now if you want a pibull mix, basically pitbull traits with other dogs look. I recommend pitlab mixes. they are more mellow.

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Do you think pitbulls are for beginner dog owners? Asking for a friend.

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Also yes pitbulls are fpr everyone

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Pitbulls are very good doggos, very loyal, protective, and very good woth small children. Neglect and abuse is what makes them bad.

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We have a Staffie who is amazing with our son and has protected our house. But she needs tons of exercise and loads of attention.

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Pitbulls are fine if you can spend time with them. Neglect and abuse is what makes them go bad. They're pretty eager to please generally.

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Pitbulls are great dogs, they're very family friendly and great with kids.

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If you train and treat them right, yes definitely.

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As long as you do your research and are willing to put in the time and effort to raise it properly then I don't see why not.

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I've done a ton or research, my last dog was a Jack Russell. My current dog is a 4lb Chihuahua that my wife brought home one day.

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my current dog is a jack russle/chihuahua mix

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Well, if you can deal with a jack russel, you can deal with almost any dog.

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See I was thinking if u can deal with those yips you can at least tolerate my mum

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Yup they’re crazy. My first dog was one (gift, I wanted bichon) and he was great but I simply couldn’t do the active lifestyle he deserved.

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I grew up on a farm and my parents bred Jack Russells.. Crazy bastards, would never own one in an urban area tho and you can't have just 1

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