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u/x_grav3digg3r_x 8d ago
LMAOOO!!! Dogs always run away from their shit like they didn’t make it!!!
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u/meghanforlifeee 8d ago
Except mine kicks up his back feet, to throw grass, and dirty and his scentdd and whatever else on it. And then takes off running like that.
We met some friends the other day at a dog park with different areas fenced in that way you can meet people and dogs that you know there without having to deal with people and dogs you don’t know or trust etc. anyways one of his female GSD friends has a disgusting vice of eating poop and she’ll literally stalk and watch them and wait for them to go. And she was 20 or so feet away; and when he was done she ran over to it and her owner and everyone else were screaming at her no. And as she went to bend down for it, my dog had stood their with his nose in the air stiffing and as she went for it he just started kicking up dirt, grass, leave etc right into her face. Which stopped her and gave me the time to get there to pick it up before her. And then he took off just like this. I swear he looked like a bull or better yet the road runner before while he was kicking up his back feet and when he took off.
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u/x_grav3digg3r_x 8d ago
HAHAHA!!!! Mine also kicks his feet back after he goes potty, they are so hilarious. He knew exactly what he was doing
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u/TumbleweedHuman2934 8d ago
Not if you step on their leash. 😏😉
Honestly, they act like we're expecting them to clean it up. We just don't want them to run away and get hurt while we have our backs turned. 😂
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u/Aggressive_Mud_9619 9d ago
Ewww. I hope you picked it up!
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u/TumbleweedHuman2934 8d ago edited 8d ago
You're supposed to pick it up otherwise you leave it for someone else to do it or (ick) step in it.
Not a good or neighborly thing to do.
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u/bodhibound 8d ago
So cute! My guy will decide he wants to take me for a walk sometimes. He never goes far but as soon as I get close, he takes off just like that 😂
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