A little something to launch the weekend.
Anyone with a dog knows what a guilty dog looks like. My dog Buddy has a proclivity for shredding Kleenex when I leave him alone for more than five minutes. (He'd hurl himself on a fainting couch and weep into aforementioned Kleenex if he had opposable thumbs.) Forget all the bits of soggy tissue all over the floor. I know he's been into mischief the second I step through the front door based on how he greets me - no tail wagging, no enthusiastic leaps, just a wary look from down the hall, and a pathetic skulk onto his bed.
But this guy? This guy takes the cake. He made me laugh, I mean really laugh.
(And is it just me, or does this guy sound like Woody Harrelson?)
Thanks to the sublime ms kc dyer for this.
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6 comments:
I watched this this morning, and laughed myself to tears. I remember my Buck. I could always tell that he'd done something he knew he wasn't supposed to do. He'd do the famous melting dog routine, walking across the livingroom to the door, slinking lower and lower to the ground. By the time he actually got to the door he was a virtual dog puddle of remorse. And no. He would not look at me. I would sometimes not be able to figure out what he'd done right away, but there was always something.
They really are like little kids, aren't they? I know there are a lot of dog videos out there, but this guy had me howling (no pun intended.)
Awwww... As funny as it was, it was almost painful to watch. The guilt. The guilt! So sad.
Of course, I had to forward to the link to the rest of my family since we've all seen this same behavior at our house.
This is wonderful. That second dog really looked guilty, and relieved to go to the kennel.
Oh don't feel sorry for him. He knows, he knows....
A friend posted this video on Facebook. It's a good one!
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