I guess we were done with walking.
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v.redd.itPosted Mar 18, 2022, 9:25 PM UTC
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v.redd.itOh my gosh. Basset hounds are everything 😂 we had one when I was a kid and I remember once she managed to slip past us when we were leaving and we had to chase her around the neighborhood. It lasted about 5 minutes, and then she dramatically flopped to the ground and decided her batteries had run out, so we had to carry her home. 😂
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They are truly so dramatic.
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Ahahahahaha! I love how he just slid down the step. He clearly can’t be bothered. Such a good boy!
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My spirit animal
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This is what my dog does to protest being on a leash. The second the leash is off? Zoomzoomzoom!!
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My labrador does this .....but he is 15, so I wait for him to get going again.
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Pick the poor bastard up
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This was 10 min into our walk after sleeping until 1:30pm after a quick pee and breakfast this morning. He’s not tired, just stubborn lol
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I fostered a Bassett hound for a few minutes. He would always only walk like ten minutes and then turn into a boulder. I either had to carry him or wait for another five minutes to get him moving again. So dramatic.
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My wife trying to wake me up in the morning.
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He was just helping you transition to carrying time. For your biceps.
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Ahhhh, the dread Flat Basset!
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Nap time for the babies
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Our Bassett was the definition of "this is fine".
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Mine would happily walk for an hour or more, unless I tried to take him in a direction he didn't want to go. Then he'd flop over just like that and I'd end up carrying his 60 lb ass
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Looks like such a drag
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‘I can’t go on, just leave me to die here’
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Does dragging him not hurt him?
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No, he’s fine. Usually he only does this on grass. First time on this part of our walk. Pulled at him verrrrrrry slowly bc this was on the sandy/dirt part. He’s truly fine — he just kind of enjoys being difficult. He stood up right after this when I pulled out a treat lol
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Good to hear, I was worried for a sec
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The floor was trying to fly away so he had to help keep it in place.
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Get up, you lazy goat! At least to get a hug.
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Please don’t do that, you’re pulling on his neck. This can lead to an injury and I know you weren’t intentionally trying to hurt the dog. Sometimes when we are being silly with our babies we can be low key hurting them.
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Don't drag your dog you prick
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Your dog has run out of battery.