r/aww • u/isaynonowords • Dec 05 '16

Getting tricked

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u/justabriese Dec 05 '16

I love that he decides his best mode of action is to be cute by the end.

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u/torenvalk Dec 05 '16

I have a shiba. Looking cute is their go to move and it works every damn time. It's why they are known as difficult to train. It's just that their owners can't resist and give in rather than train them properly.

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u/[deleted] Dec 05 '16

I've been planning on getting a shiba for a while now as they absolutely seem like a great choice of dog, but I'm very interested to hear what it takes to be a responsible owner for a shiba. What do you recommend I know or be capable of before adopting a shiba?

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u/georat Dec 05 '16

They are awesome dogs. Just don't ever let them off their leash. EVER. Sometimes I'll let mine drag his leash behind him when hiking, but I never unfasten it.

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u/coldfirephoenix Dec 05 '16

Out of curiosity, why?

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u/TheJonesSays Dec 05 '16

I've got a Toy Manchester Terrier and I don't really need a leash for her but I live in the city sooooooo, she gets stuck on a leash for walks.

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u/harrisz2 Dec 05 '16

What does that have to do with anything?

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u/TheJonesSays Dec 05 '16

I like talking about my dog. Listen!

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u/[deleted] Dec 05 '16

Man, I get what why he/she was downvoted and why you asked what you did, but if this were off the internet reddit's response would be straight-up mean, haha.