Jun 24, 2018 9:40 PM
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User1044
"this MF is the only one that knows what food I like to eat, live!" - dog probably
ThatMonkeyFromCaptainPlanet
Jesus, they taught the dog to listen for respiration while watching for chest movement.
purplesorceress
Sweet wagging tail...♡
ReaperOfOaths
dalexandru20
Literally... If you don't need cpr, you risk dying from the laughing.
sugarfreetarot
how many times is this gonna be reposted
Vazziera
I really don't think he's compressing the chest the one and a half inches that are required to pump blood through the body.
KingBenjen
Doesn't CPR usually break ribs? Do dogs have the power to pull off effective CPR?
icanbench350lbs
Grownups can do it well enough to keep you conscious
primerockx
Just watching this is making more people needing doggo cpr from all of the cute attacks
theglimmeringwarlock
Anyone else notice when he put his head down by the neck to check the pulse? Such a good doggie
TheFallofHumanity
No, he's checking breathing, not pulse.
josanReactionPrince
JasonAndHisARRGOhNutz
Is that a Basset Hound - Rottweiler mix?!
1fy0uc4nr3adth15th3ny0u4r3sm4rt
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Kushamu
How do you even train a dog to do all that
NoPostsOnlyComments
That's a good doggo
Physicsteacher1986
inuzarel
It's to cute though! I'd be awwing over it to much to call an ambulance...
km9v
Breathe! Breathe! Don't you die on me you bastard! -- Dog (probably)
CanadianVoyageur
Meltyman
Dogtors without borders
Renza0
while that's awesome and adorable, it looks super ineffective
TheDizzyToast
Would fake a heart attack to get dog cpr
Poopiusbutticus
If this dog doesnt show up to give me CPR, then just let me die.
For those asking, yes, dogs are trained to help heart attack victims. No, they can't do chest compressions, but they are trained to 1/2
2/2 To keep you conscious so you can call for help, or help arrives b/s they pushed a help button. This is a puppy. A 60# dog is effective
Individualsocksinthewashingmachine
HES GOT A POLICE LIGHT ON HIS BACK OMG
jal2000
Had to research this. 99% sure that this is just an entertainment routine. Can’t find evidence of any dogs actually trained in CPR.
SuperBobKing
The dog is just resting his jaw on the man's neck. Definitely not actual CPR.
2/2 A fully grown 60# dog can keep a victim conscious enough to call for help. And, yes, they jump on the chest, and lay on the neck.
They aren't actually trained in CPR, but this is how some rescue dogs will respond to a heart attack victim. Obviously, this is a pup, 1/2
PerfectManhattanUp
Such a heckin good pup. 15/10. Would fake a heart attack to get his attention.
StripTheFleshSaltTheWound
QUICK! SOMEONE GET ME A HOTDOG TO CHOKE ON!!
Peachos
That's good doggo deserves all the repects
WellThatsOriginal
Lol... I saw that too
19931117
Ive never wanted cpr more than i do right now
HadMeSomeChickens
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Id rather the dog
NotSoDarkKnight
Squints - the real OG
bthetrees
I mean, he’s cute and all, and I appreciate the effort, but that’s definitely not 100 bpm, so...
AgainstMedicalAdvice
And not nearly enough force. I think dog CPR is more for looking cute
SnackMasterRanger
I think the force starts to come in when the dog gets bigger
rosencrantz2012
Thank you!
Magpiebones
It'll work because nobody has heart to disappoint the dog.
pwnz805
I think it’s probably a skit type thing?
No, it's not. There are dogs that are trained to keep people mentally functioning enough during an event so they can call for help.
Just that that’s really ineffective in terms of resuscitation
Clockworkdancerobot
I love his little emergency light.
OrionRed
Put this man in cell #2, and give him a drink! What'll you have? I don't care.
Joshua1
you have my gratitude.
labratlet
Best movie ever.
Put this man in cell #2, and give him a drink! What'll you have? I don't care. <--maybe best joke ever
chickentoothe
And it's title please?
Kentucky Fried Movie.. precursor to Airplane. This is a segmetn called Fist full of Yen.
milwaSpaceRunner
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Thanks! I watched it many years ago...I remember tons of nudity but don’t remember this scene. I’ll have to watch it again.
User1044
"this MF is the only one that knows what food I like to eat, live!" - dog probably
ThatMonkeyFromCaptainPlanet
Jesus, they taught the dog to listen for respiration while watching for chest movement.
purplesorceress
Sweet wagging tail...♡
ReaperOfOaths
dalexandru20
Literally... If you don't need cpr, you risk dying from the laughing.
sugarfreetarot
how many times is this gonna be reposted
Vazziera
I really don't think he's compressing the chest the one and a half inches that are required to pump blood through the body.
KingBenjen
Doesn't CPR usually break ribs? Do dogs have the power to pull off effective CPR?
icanbench350lbs
Grownups can do it well enough to keep you conscious
primerockx
Just watching this is making more people needing doggo cpr from all of the cute attacks
theglimmeringwarlock
Anyone else notice when he put his head down by the neck to check the pulse? Such a good doggie
TheFallofHumanity
No, he's checking breathing, not pulse.
josanReactionPrince
JasonAndHisARRGOhNutz
Is that a Basset Hound - Rottweiler mix?!
1fy0uc4nr3adth15th3ny0u4r3sm4rt
@RepostStatistics
Kushamu
How do you even train a dog to do all that
NoPostsOnlyComments
That's a good doggo
Physicsteacher1986
inuzarel
It's to cute though! I'd be awwing over it to much to call an ambulance...
km9v
Breathe! Breathe! Don't you die on me you bastard! -- Dog (probably)
CanadianVoyageur
Meltyman
Dogtors without borders
Renza0
while that's awesome and adorable, it looks super ineffective
TheDizzyToast
Would fake a heart attack to get dog cpr
Poopiusbutticus
If this dog doesnt show up to give me CPR, then just let me die.
TheFallofHumanity
For those asking, yes, dogs are trained to help heart attack victims. No, they can't do chest compressions, but they are trained to 1/2
TheFallofHumanity
2/2 To keep you conscious so you can call for help, or help arrives b/s they pushed a help button. This is a puppy. A 60# dog is effective
Individualsocksinthewashingmachine
HES GOT A POLICE LIGHT ON HIS BACK OMG
jal2000
Had to research this. 99% sure that this is just an entertainment routine. Can’t find evidence of any dogs actually trained in CPR.
SuperBobKing
The dog is just resting his jaw on the man's neck. Definitely not actual CPR.
TheFallofHumanity
2/2 A fully grown 60# dog can keep a victim conscious enough to call for help. And, yes, they jump on the chest, and lay on the neck.
TheFallofHumanity
They aren't actually trained in CPR, but this is how some rescue dogs will respond to a heart attack victim. Obviously, this is a pup, 1/2
PerfectManhattanUp
Such a heckin good pup. 15/10. Would fake a heart attack to get his attention.
StripTheFleshSaltTheWound
QUICK! SOMEONE GET ME A HOTDOG TO CHOKE ON!!
Peachos
That's good doggo deserves all the repects
WellThatsOriginal
Lol... I saw that too
19931117
Ive never wanted cpr more than i do right now
HadMeSomeChickens
19931117
Id rather the dog
NotSoDarkKnight
Squints - the real OG
bthetrees
I mean, he’s cute and all, and I appreciate the effort, but that’s definitely not 100 bpm, so...
AgainstMedicalAdvice
And not nearly enough force. I think dog CPR is more for looking cute
SnackMasterRanger
I think the force starts to come in when the dog gets bigger
rosencrantz2012
Thank you!
Magpiebones
It'll work because nobody has heart to disappoint the dog.
pwnz805
I think it’s probably a skit type thing?
TheFallofHumanity
No, it's not. There are dogs that are trained to keep people mentally functioning enough during an event so they can call for help.
pwnz805
Just that that’s really ineffective in terms of resuscitation
Clockworkdancerobot
I love his little emergency light.
OrionRed
Put this man in cell #2, and give him a drink! What'll you have? I don't care.
Joshua1
you have my gratitude.
labratlet
Best movie ever.
OrionRed
Put this man in cell #2, and give him a drink! What'll you have? I don't care. <--maybe best joke ever
chickentoothe
And it's title please?
OrionRed
Kentucky Fried Movie.. precursor to Airplane. This is a segmetn called Fist full of Yen.
milwaSpaceRunner
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chickentoothe
Thanks! I watched it many years ago...I remember tons of nudity but don’t remember this scene. I’ll have to watch it again.