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My goldendoodle puppy doesn't ever want to come back inside. I told my beagle "go get your sister" as I tried rounding up the puppy. Now when I say "go get your sister" the beagle runs to the puppy and baits her into chasing him into the house.

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[–] Crowfiend@lemmy.world 15 points 9 months ago (2 children)

My Chihuahua mix is a very eager lapdog, couch potato, and bedbug. However if she is in any of those places and I say, 'excuse me,' or, 'I gotta get up,' then she knows it's time for her to move and gets out of the way for me.

[–] LaunchesKayaks@lemmy.world 4 points 9 months ago

I tell my beagle he is in the way constantly because he likes to steal my spots on the recliner or bed. He always moves, but looks upset about it

[–] frickineh@lemmy.world 3 points 9 months ago

My dog is like that. She lays in my spot in the bed until I'm ready to get in, and then I tell her "scooch" and she moves to her spot. When we cuddle in the morning, she knows that, "ok/alright," means it's time to get up and go pee.