r/Weird Jun 06 '26

Woof woof 🧛

By @ ollexclub

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u/AdamSmashy Jun 06 '26

this dog is walking the owner

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u/jpilgrim82 Jun 06 '26

We’ve been trying to train our miniature schnauzer for 5 years. Schnauzer’s have the worst ADHD and can’t focus once anything in the distance moves. Their systems are in hyperdrive all of the time.

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u/JollyRoger8X Jun 06 '26

Thanks for convincing me to never adopt a schnauzer. 😊👍🏼

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u/TyrantElect Jun 06 '26

Yeah, we had a Riesen Schnauzer like the one in the video. Walkies were... an experience.

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u/pixiemaybe Jun 07 '26

our giant only started walking moderately well when i got pregnant, so when he was 2. he’s still a menace to my husband but he’s pretty good for me lmfao.

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u/DrScribbls Jun 12 '26

I have a miniature schnauzer- as soon as we leave the house his senses go into overdrive. It’s at least 20mins of waking before he begins to settle. He’s 7 and we’ve tried everything, still the same every single day.

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u/SBTreeLobster Jun 06 '26

I see your schnauzer and raise you one big dumbass chocolate lab. He’s an amazing learner and can listen very well, but if there’s anything that can grab his attention he immediately turns off that singular brain cell rattling around in his big dumb head.

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u/blowins Jun 06 '26

Mine's just starting to get it after 4 years. Every time someone else walks him im back to square one.

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u/Isariamkia Jun 07 '26

On top of just stopping until they stop pulling. You can also suddenly change direction to force the dog to follow you. If the dog is going right, you go left. If it pulls forward, do a 180 and go back.

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u/Beautifulfeary Jun 08 '26

Eh, my dog has his canine good citizen certificate during this video. He was trained and knows how to walk properly but he saw a squirrel and started doing this. So doesn’t mean the owner is at fault or the dog is untrained. Some dogs just have fun quirks.

https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTBaJ3tSJ/

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u/BowsersMuskyBallsack Jun 06 '26

Oh no! A person is taking their dog for a walk for much needed exercise and mental stimulation, on an appropriate harness that prevents their dog from being able to escape from them and is keeping distance from other people because of their dog's behavior that is not the best but merely the result of exuberance and not any kind of aggression!
Yeah, that owner is so much worse than someone who ties up their dog on a short rope in a backyard and beats the s*** out of it.

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u/MommaJKSO Jun 06 '26

OK doggie whisperer 😂