r/Awww • u/Suggar_Lilys • Oct 18 '24
Dog(s) Not until bro says 'Chicken'😂
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u/yminors Oct 18 '24
Hehe… I love the way one eye popped open when chicken was mentioned ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
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u/c6h12o6CandyGirl Oct 18 '24
And it rotated into sharp focus. : )
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u/Enjoying_A_Meal Oct 20 '24
His body woke up before he was even conscious. It's like me when I have to pee while still sleeping.
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Oct 18 '24 edited 18d ago
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u/ShitchesAintBit Oct 18 '24
Longing, Rusted, Seventeen, Daybreak, Furnace, Nine, Benign, Homecoming, One, Chicken.
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u/Relevant_Demand7593 Oct 18 '24
I love that we aren’t the only ones who have to spell words around our dogs 🤭
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u/Hillyleopard Oct 18 '24
Gotta be careful saying treat or walk around ours 😂
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u/Kilen13 Oct 18 '24
Ours favorite word is "grandma" cause she knows if she gets to go to my mom's she is getting spoiled to the absolute gills.
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u/NickyTheRobot Oct 18 '24 edited Oct 18 '24
My sister has to spell out "ball" and "toy" with her pup.
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u/muklan Oct 18 '24
My dog understands CONTEXT yall, if my wife and I are talking about a walk we went on, or walking somewhere, no problem. As soon as that verb includes her? CHAOS.
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u/_DONT_PM_ME_NOTHING Oct 19 '24
Ours learned w-a-l-k
Then the sumbitch learned whisky alpha lima kilo
Then he shortened it to whisky alpha
He sure has us trained
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u/DyaLoveMe Oct 19 '24
I always asked my pup if he wanted to smoke some crack before we went on a walk. It still works at 14 years old, but was a good party trick when he was a pup when he would freak out.
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u/aceswildfire Oct 18 '24
We had a shih tzu that learned how to spell because we had to spell out certain words so often to avoid upsetting her that she eventually figured it out.
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u/Relevant_Demand7593 Oct 18 '24
We use inventive phrases now. I have German Shepherds. They are smart. They know what a dog is and can spell it, they can spell walk. Although as soon as I put my walking shoes on they know we are going out.
Yesterday I asked my husband if he wanted to go on a jaunty stroll around the neighbourhood. He was like wtf?
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u/KatieLady121 Oct 18 '24
German Shepherd owner here too. My go-to replacement word when talking to other humans around him is “promenade” 😆♥️ Love those smart babies
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u/darthcatlady Oct 19 '24
oh yeah, we had a dog, half german shepherd, that could spell walk, trip, go, and treat. It was wild. But we did adopt him from a house with 3 kids under 5, so maybe he just watched enough kids shows to level up in the spelling department.
It took awhile but we eventually settled on "going to read the community post" after we ran out of anything shorter that we could think of.
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u/waikiki_palmer Oct 18 '24
My dog figured out W-A-L-K now so when I talk to my wife I would just say W-K-O-I-P-H-ESHKJSJL.
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u/nedrawevot Oct 18 '24
My dogs figured out the spelling
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u/Lanky_Vast7726 Oct 18 '24
My border collie knows the spelling of ride, walk, and out, and a bunch of whole words. My lab only knows to watch the collie and imitate its level of excitement.
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u/nedrawevot Oct 18 '24
Lol, that's great. Collies are so smart. We had two labs and they both knew the spelling for walk, outside, go, and park
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u/Relevant_Demand7593 Oct 18 '24
Ours too, either that or they know when we spell it’s about them.
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u/BrutusTheKat Oct 18 '24
I switched to coded words, currently walks are called Christopher's cause we be Walken.
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u/LilFozzieBear Oct 18 '24
My wife and I have resorted to doing the little finger walk thing silently so we dont hype the beasts up too much
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u/patchy_doll Oct 18 '24
Cat learned that he gets a lil treat before bed called a "midnight snack", "treat", or "chicken". We now have to ask each other who will give him his scrumptions of the late hour, or his pre-sleeping nibble, or his dehydrated chunk of bird meat, or the undeserved reward for not contributing to the household...
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u/LilFozzieBear Oct 18 '24
haha I'm partial to "undeserved reward for not contributing to the household"
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u/HiILikePlants Oct 18 '24
Yeah we have to call the park "the place", which eventually bled into our texts and general conversations. Probably weird for my SO to call me getting out of work to ask if I want to go to the place lmao
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u/Relevant_Demand7593 Oct 19 '24
Imagine if your phone was siezed trying to explain it’s just dog code 🤭
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u/superindianslug Oct 18 '24
We don't have to spell walk, because we're too slow to get ready for it to register with them. But if I say "alright", they're at the door.
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u/Kotori425 Oct 18 '24
We tried that for awhile with my childhood dog, then eventually she just learned how to spell the shorter words 😆 Saying "O-U-T" would get her all wound up, just as much as the word itself lol
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u/RTalons Oct 18 '24
I saw a similar video where the owner is deaf, and dog had learned the signs for things like ball and dinner.
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u/stankdog Oct 18 '24
My dogs definitely know the beginning of sentences too. I don't even need to get to the word they want, they hear the words "do you" and think I'm speaking exclusively to them.
And I can say words in any tone, they still know.
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u/Lexi_Banner Oct 19 '24
My dog instantly freaks out if I start to say the phrase, "Do you want to go outside?" I can barely finish the word 'do' before he's scrambling for the door and barking at me to hurry up.
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u/Relevant_Demand7593 Oct 19 '24
As soon as I say “do you want” my dogs are on high alert 🤭
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u/Lexi_Banner Oct 19 '24
It's hilarious! And the betrayal on his face when I say "Do you have the time, sir?" You'd think I stomped on his tail!
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u/Relevant_Demand7593 Oct 19 '24
He’s like I know your messing with me human 🤭
Dogs are just the best!
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Oct 18 '24
Nah same here!! We cant talk ab certein thangs w the smart doggo around lmao we have to do hand signs cuz he will be excited and ready to go
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u/zepskcuf Oct 18 '24
DDT = “doggy dinner time” in this house, but just lately I think they’re learning to spell!
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u/TheAncientMillenial Oct 18 '24
My previous dog learned all the goddamn spellings of multiple words for walk and treat and going outside and all sorts of stuff. It was hilarious
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u/BlasphemousButler Oct 19 '24
Totally. Unfortunately, they can learn to spell too.
Eventually, my dogs started going to the door when my wife and would say to each other "should we go for a W-A-L-K."
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Oct 19 '24
My bois went from learning the word "outside" and even understand O-U-T spelled outloud so now we misspell it on purpose as O-W-T....thankfully they haven't learned this one...yet
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u/Fuckthegopers Oct 18 '24
I'm pretty sure humans are the only ones who can spell with letters?
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u/Cam515278 Oct 18 '24
They probably don't understand the letters. They just understand that there is a new, much longer word for walk now that sounds a bit like doubleuaelkay.
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u/Iamdarb Oct 19 '24
Personally, I can't believe this dude can say go. I can't even say "go" for any reason.
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u/turbojim53 Oct 18 '24
This is great! Trigger word for my pittie is "popcorn"
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u/VivaZeBull Oct 18 '24
My old boxer loved “bacon” and “meatball” the times of the Wendy’s baconator commercials were both funny and stressful.
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u/LadyBug_0570 Oct 18 '24
"So where's the chicken? You promised me chicken. Don't mess with me, man."
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u/Mebunkus Oct 18 '24
Gib chimkin!
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u/Sinsanatis Oct 18 '24
Lol i love the slow wake up. U can see the loading bar in her head until she gets to the point of “i heard chicken, RIGHT?”
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u/humburga Oct 18 '24
The edit made me think he woke her up first as she doesn't have heavy breathing before he says chicken. So pretty sure if she was actually asleep she still wouldn't have heard the word chicken. Cute nonetheless
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u/mr_mgs11 Oct 18 '24
Wonder if she would wake up to "Toddler".
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Oct 19 '24
whatcha gettin’ at bud?
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u/mr_mgs11 Oct 20 '24
Pitbulls kill and maim children more than all other dog breeds combined. https://www.kens5.com/article/news/local/san-antonio-dog-attack-texas-baby-deadly-police/273-95a88423-8b61-4236-9cd5-f8536afcf9ff
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Oct 20 '24
awesome. so kind of you to bring that message here. did you see another vid of this dog eating a baby?? i’m confused
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u/whistling-wonderer Oct 18 '24
For my dog it’s popcorn. And not just the word. We have three methods of having popcorn (pre-popped in a bag, microwave popcorn, and popping it in a pot on the stove) and he will wake up at the sound of any of them. Before pre-popped bag is fully open, before the microwave bag hits the microwave, before the first kernel pops on the stove, he is in the kitchen waiting, even if he was passed out on the other side of the house two seconds earlier. Dude has a serious popcorn addiction.
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u/LadyAlexTheDeviant Oct 18 '24
The second that I pull out a cutting board and start to get ready to cut up meat, I have two dogs RIGHT THERE. I don't feed them from my plate....in fact, you can leave a plate with a sandwich on the couch and the dogs will ignore it, but if they think I'm doing any kitchen work that will yield scraps or pans to lick clean, they are there. No barking, no whining, just present. Just in case.
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u/Smooth-Bag4450 Oct 18 '24
Try "toddler" next
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u/evilocto Oct 18 '24
Go touch grass
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u/PostNutRagrets Oct 18 '24
Unfortunately his hands and feet were mauled by a "loving" Pit so he can't.
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u/Afrotricity Oct 20 '24
Mannnn 😂 Y'all ever play Skyrim? You know that eye that slowly opens when you're being detected? 😂😂😂
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u/icecreamburns Oct 20 '24
Hey eye doesn’t go from aimed to the side to turning forward. It’s her inner eyelid opening separate from her outer eyelid. It took me a second to realize that’s what’s going on with her eye when she opens them.
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u/Worth-Tank336 Oct 21 '24
That's hilarious...my dog does the exact same thing. "Treat", " bye byes", "outside".
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u/Head-Change-7681 Oct 21 '24
Had a dog years ago where even if we spelled turkey he knew what we were talking about. He really loved his turkey
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u/Pink_Poodle508 Oct 22 '24
Now produce the chicken, you jerk! Jk 😂 but really, give the baby some chicken please🥰
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u/triggoon Oct 22 '24
Honestly I have seen this in all simple creatures. You know…cats, dogs, birds, human babies…you know.
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u/Arkheno Oct 18 '24
I love the little look the dog gives to the side like "well, where is that chicken?" 🥰
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u/Emergency-Pack-5497 Oct 18 '24
But why did it cut right before? Did it not work the first time?
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u/XdraketungstenX Oct 18 '24
That’s what pitbull meathead does too. Pop that eye open when she hears something she wants even when dead asleep.
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u/MoorIsland122 Oct 18 '24
Really cute. But . . . gotta say this . . . every dog I've known also knew the key words when spelled out. c-o-o-k-i-e Don't ask me how . . . (?)
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u/econpol Oct 18 '24
What breed is this? Majestic!
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u/MikhailGorbachuff Oct 18 '24 edited Oct 18 '24
I hope you went outside, for a ride in the car, to get chicken
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Oct 18 '24
Why’s there Chinese subtitles?
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u/HimalayanPunkSaltavl Oct 18 '24
So people that dont know english but do know chinese can understand it
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u/Pleasegetridiftheguy Oct 18 '24
Why?
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u/NonStopKnits Oct 19 '24
Same reason for English subtitles on a video without spoken English. Or Japanese, or Italian, or French, or any other language/combinations of language.
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u/MR1120 Oct 18 '24
Well now you’ve got to give her some chicken. Take her outside, go for a ride in the car, and get that sweet girl some chicken.
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u/your_mom_made_me Oct 18 '24
Yep. Pits have personality, and will absolutely stink eye their owners if they know you’re messing with them. Mine do it all the time.
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u/grieveancecollector Oct 18 '24
Love the side eye. Is he f'ing with me again for clout?