Dog Parent Shows Their ‘Dramatic’ Pit Bull’s ‘Unforgivable Offenses’ and They’re Too Funny
When your dog is a drama queen every day is an adventure. The smallest things can get under their skin. One Pittie can't believe all the ways her parents mistreat her. In fact, the humans shared all of the "unforgivable offenses" they do that totally bothers their pup.
Tsk, tsk, tsk. Get it together parents. Luna is really tired of you letting her down.
Thankfully, the humans are aware of when they've really stepped in it. They documented just a few of their misdeeds in a hilarious video online.
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First up, ignoring the Pittie to play video games. Hey dad, play with me and not the PlayStation! Another very serious offense typically happens at bedtime. If the dog parents don't tuck the Pit Bull in fast enough they're going to hear about it. And if they don't share their breakfasts (offense number three), Luna will sit by their sides and let her displeasure be known.
These are just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to Luna's no-nos. However it seems that the dog owners have learned from their mistakes. "We will try to do better," they jokingly vowed in the caption.
The comments section reviewed the footage and all agreed — they're on Luna's side. "Lightly touching ear is taking it too far," wrote one person. "It's like your dogs are watching a tennis match when you're eating," someone else joked. "My dog does the same thing when I play video games. Like girl we pet you and cuddle with you 95 percent of the day," chimed in someone else. "Yess they can bother us all day but once they are sleepy they got no sense of humor," added another person.
How to Tell When Your Dog Is Annoyed
No matter what the cause, there are times when your dog might be angry with you. Here's how you tell when your dog is ticked.
It's important to know that dogs probably don't feel resentment. So the chance that they're angry with you is low. They can be angered by your behavior, however. But they won't hold your transgressions against you (thank goodness).
An angry dog's body language will rapidly change. They'll lick their lips or avert their gaze, letting you know that something is bothering them. Growling is another sign, but don't take it personally. Growling can be really scary, but sometimes it's your dog's way of asking for space. There's a whole host of reasons why your dog's behavior might change, but aggressive behavior should be addressed with a vet or trainer.
Again, it should be noted that it's hard to tell how your dog is feeling based on signs alone. But if you feel like they aren't receptive to something you're doing, take a beat. Stressing your dog out will only make the situation worse.
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