@@arabicv1nce531 I know it. The dog looks sleepy and disheveled. Like a person who just woke up. Otherwise, if it meant the same thing, I’d just be repeating what was already said lol. And personally, I think unkempt is a better synonym than messy 😁
My cat as well. But in a calmer way. When i went back home with my motorcycle, i usually saw her sitting on the veranda or near the fence. When i gets inside the house she'll roll her body then got up with her tail raised and followed me.
He knows that you're with him no matter how many sounds you make, it's that feel of togetherness he has but he is nervous when he listened to the door cause he don't want you to leave him
Reminds me of my little hamster Tubby. I gave him a castle for a cage and left it open so he could run around at nighttime. I didn't mind the noises, because I loved him. He loved me too, the several times he escaped, he always returned lol
My cats too! I could be yelling into my mic while playing a game or opening a really noisy bag of chips and theyd be sound asleep, but the moment my door opens they wake up and theyre like "mama where u goin???? No leav" Pets are the best.
The noise let the dog know you were still near. He did not have to open his eyes. He knows the door means you are leaving. It is all about love for the dog.
Heard somewhere that the reason why dogs sleep during the day when around you Is because they spend most of the night listening facing the door to protect you when sleeping. That's why they sleep during the day because it trusts you to keep him safe
Actually somewhat true. It doesn't mean your little buddy is always living in distress code red danger alert 9000. (I'm joking) but they do tend to be more comfortable when you are mostly awake. Your their shining star.
That's a fanciful idea, but it's actually more because they, like humans, can perceive that rest is a pleasant experience and like to take naps. And they do so whether they've stayed up for one day or several.
Wife and I say "Is it dinner time?" to our dogs. A character on TV said that as part of the dialogue and the dogs both sat up in shock and stared at the TV and then back at us, we cracked up.
So cute! He must not get any table food if that wrapper didn't excite him lol my aussie reacts to every move I make but the funniest part is that she pays attention to what I'm wearing. If I put on a bathing suit she goes and waits by the back(pool) door. If I'm in pajamas she goes to the couch. If I put on a jacket she goes to the front door(to go bye bye w me)😅 she even knows what I'm about to do based on how I move. If I get up quickly from the couch, she runs straight to the bathroom before I have a chance to lock her out😅 she's always a step ahead of me lol
My dog only reacts to the sound of the cheese package opening, literally that’s it. He kinda gets the point when I slide the drawer open in the fridge but once he hears the package open, he’s next too me, drooling away and waiting for his slice.
I can open and close my refrigerator all day with no reaction but no matter how quietly I pull out the bottom drawer in it, Max is right there. It’s where I keep the string cheese.
Me too like The crinkling would totally get my Milo worked up, he’s smart and ANYTHING related to food he will immediately come running over and beg with the cutest face in the world, hard to resist but he has no control and does it so much that we have to resist or he would get fat lol. “Fun” fact: Milo got into the dog food bag while we were gone for only an hour and ate so much he had to have his stomach pumped and was in legit danger. *like when I tell you he has zero control, I mean it lol. If he was able to he would eat and eat and eat until it literally killed him. I respect his grind for the “craft” of eating yummy foods and shnacks / treats, but mannnn he’s gotta chill. He also unknowingly snaps when you give him food or he thinks you’re giving him food, he never actually bites you cause he’s such a sweetheart and when foods not in question he’s a cute kill baby boy who has LITERALLY 50 plush toys that he arranges and sleeps in.
@@limitbreak2966woah. My dog - we have to mix stuff into her kibble to get her to eat. She’s the same way though as your Milo when it comes to treats and anything else than her kibble like grapes, lettuce, anything she will come and whine like crazy for you to share with her. My doggo is also a little overweight.. 😅 It’s nuts that Milo had to get his stomach pumped
In fact, this is not about listening to the voice, but after a certain point, dogs become so attached to their owners that their fear of leaving them affects the dogs greatly.
Mine would come walking up into the kitchen when she heard us chopping something on a cutting board. Then check the floor underneath in case we drop something there.
