Hilarious Dog Reactions

Dog Excited to See Mom

An Excited Dog Dances Towards Owner

I am so excited to show you all the pepperoncini poppers I made tonight! These were inspired by the Aldi stuffed peppers that I recently discovered 😍 I decided to use the biggest pepperoncinis that I could find that still had the stems for the ultimate stuffing abilities! I used whipped French onion cream cheese to stuff the peppers with then I wrapped them in prosciutto! I love using prosciutto because it is thin and it stays together when cooking! I grilled these until the prosciutto got a li

Adorable K-9 Officer Levi 💙🥰 "My partner Officer Mike and I are excited to start our first day together!" -K9 Levi🐾 📷 @k9levi . . #k9 #therapydog #laboftheday #Policedog #cutedog #k9officer #comfortdog #policek9 | Police Dog

Why do I talk so much about keeping a dog calm, and excitement being the enemy? Because your dog is a really poor decision maker when they’re excited, and that amount of energy mixed with a poor decision always ends up in a reactive dog.One of the biggest mistakes that dog owners try to make is getting a dog to calm down once they are reactive, but at that point let’s be honest it’s way too late. You’re not gonna win that battle! Instead, focus on calm from the get-go. I’d like to make my client

Most humans assume that when a dog is excited, they are happy. It makes sense why they would think this. Most humans are not calm themselves and also have a habit of giving their dog a lot of affection/attention when the dog is excited. Excitement is arousal. An aroused dog is not always happy. A dog reacting on the leash is excited/aroused. A dog having a panic attack is excited/aroused. A dog running away in fear is excited/aroused. A dog fighting another dog is excited/aroused. A dog biting a

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