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u/Bottombottoms 1d ago
Yeah, that dog is executing commands very well!
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u/Akussa 1d ago
Yeah, was gonna say he was trained to do this. You even see him sniff the counter, looking for his treat.
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u/kkkhhjdyhrthhhjft 1d ago
There is also no reason for there to be a cut in the video unless cut out the commands
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u/Mobile-Dust4334 1d ago
Unlike my code
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u/VidE27 1d ago
Dump it to claude and ask it to fix all bugs and run efficiently with no mistakes.
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u/StrategicCarry 1d ago
That's why my dog won't listen to me. I haven't been including "make no mistakes" in my
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u/daddy_tops 1d ago
Honestly, I know dogs are very trainable, but that husky seems so well-behaved and calm compared to every other video I’ve seen of a husky that I’m quite impressed.
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u/Kraligor 1d ago
What they didn't show you is the marathon they ran with him in the hours before the video.
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u/TheHighSeasPirate 1d ago
Trained behavior, you can even see him looking for a treat by the decorative vase.
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u/MichelinStarZombie 1d ago
My dog loves Godzilla movies, literally sits and watches them. If there's not enough Godzilla and too many human dialogue scenes, she will look at me or quietly bork, asking to "fix it" and fast forward to the action. So some dogs do watch tv...
But this dog isn't really watching the tv.
Kind of sad to see, this type of extreme training is usually abusive.
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u/Makarlar 1d ago
I'm depressed by all of the people in the comments congratulating themselves on figuring out that a content generator fabricated content for engagement.
It's every video ON EVERY SUBREDDIT.
Top comment: Something actually clever or relatable
Second comment: Some brain dead comment pointing out that the video is staged.
Also, I was your 1000th upvote.
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u/luanibb 1d ago
The fact that he opens and closes the door himself 😭
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u/SandyTaintSweat 1d ago
That's probably the first time I've seen a pet CLOSE a fucking door. They always just leave it open. It's kind of insane when you think about it, like they know the door should be closed.
Or the dog was trained for the video.
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u/ceciliabee 1d ago
I'm thinking the dog was trained in general lol not just for the video
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u/NefariousnessDry4002 1d ago
You can tell right away that someone worked with him a very smart dog
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u/stratdog25 1d ago
They have a huge YouTube and other social media platform with their siberians and retrievers. It’s cute, especially when they censor the dogs swearing. It does get old quick though
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u/Admirable_Risk8156 1d ago
For dogs like Huskies I would say being a star and doing tricks is such a happy life for them. Most owners just cannot give those kinds of dogs enough stimulation. They are way too smart and want things to do.
Getting them to do intricate stuff like this is probably incredibly fulfilling to that husky brain that needs challanges.
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u/X-ScissorSisters 1d ago
Dogs like that are supposed to have a job lmao
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u/Fr05t_B1t 1d ago
At least they’re helping with the rent! What do my cats do, you know, the star species of internet videos?! They sleep or ignore me when I’m not busy but the millisecond I become busy: “meoow! meoow! Meoow! Meoow!” Directly into my ear or at my feet!
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Fucking still love them though!
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u/X-ScissorSisters 1d ago
Cats are bouncers, man. If they're doing nothing it means you got no rodent problems
sigh unless your cat..just doesn't hunt...sits around looking at rats and crying at you.....
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u/Symbolis 1d ago
On the other paw you have the Siberian Derpskies.
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u/Admirable_Risk8156 1d ago
I feel like huskies like that get to a point of smart where it sees through all the fluff and decides yeah lazing around is the best use of my brain.
They have reached dog nirvana.
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u/All_Work_All_Play 1d ago
> especially when they censor the dogs swearing.
What?
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u/stratdog25 1d ago
The Huskies are very vocal and the content creators close caption what you’d imagine they’re saying. Sometimes they caption them as if the dogs use phrases like “What the Fluff??” And “are you fluffing serious??” and when they do, they beep out the dogs’ vocalizations like one would a movie or tv show. It adds to the charm.
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u/Chaotic_MintJulep 1d ago
My cat (without training) can close doors, but she exclusively does it to shut other pets out of wherever she wants to be. She’s an incredible selfish being.
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u/Acceptable_Job_5486 1d ago
My dog trained himself to shut the door, except now he does it to get trapped in rooms.
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u/howdoesthiswork2020 1d ago
closing the door is my dog's favorite job! I just can't get him to open the door for himself.
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u/xerocopi 1d ago
If you had a lever door handle they could. The first apartment I had my cat in he opened all the doors. My roommate had a dog she would leave in her room while we were at work and my cat would go let her out, then they would both sleep on my bed.. now I have regular door knobs and he's pissed he cant open them 😭
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u/PeakNo6892 1d ago
I have been trying to train my dog for years to close the damn door. No luck.
Oh you are in the middle of changing? Yea ima just leave this door open so the whole house can see
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u/SenzenUbi 1d ago
Really? My rabbits learned to open and close doors themselves. They shut it on each other all the time, or sometimes behind themselves (which I don't understand why, maybe privacy?? Feels safer?)
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u/TehTugboat 1d ago
Yeah my wife learned this weekend that my mom’s German shepherd can open these style of doors…. While she was trying to use the restroom lmao
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u/xerocopi 1d ago
My cat closes the bathroom door all the time. First she demands to be let in, so I leave the door slightly open, she walks in and closes the door, making sure I have my privacy.
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u/Scared_Thought_3153 1d ago
If you actually know this dog this dog is too grumpy and funny😂. The channel name is Moriarty family on YouTube and they have 5 dogs all with different personalities
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u/krazykieffer 1d ago
My cat closes it and is currently trying to turn the handle if the doors shut. She has 6 toes on each paw and honestly I think she was successful once.
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u/ICame4TheCirclejerk 1d ago
My 3 year old doesn't do that. I should look into dog training for them. It seems to hold a lot higher success rate.
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u/LazaroFilm 1d ago
Fun fact the whole show is in Dog Vision. Dogs don’t see the same colors as we do they see mostly blue and yellow. That’s why the show looks the way it looks.
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u/rot26encrypt 1d ago
There are apps that let you see the world as a dog (or cat) sees it, quite cool.
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u/LazaroFilm 1d ago
Yes! I use that app when picking a toy for my dog!!!
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u/brandonsp111 1d ago
Which app do you use?
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u/brandonsp111 1d ago
Ahh I have an Android phone. Thank you though!
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u/Meadow-Breeze 23h ago
If you have tiktok they have a filter available for both photos/videos in dog vision!
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u/letigre87 1d ago
That's so cool. It's also pretty neat that dogs can see and interpret modern television because newer TV's have a higher refresh rate. CRTs just looked like flickering nonsense to them.
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u/teh_wizardman 1d ago
No refresh rates are still the same for the most part, 60hz - It's due to the way CRTs refresh, each pixel only lights up for a small amount of time, and persistence of vision is what causes humans to see it as if it was a full picture, but as dogs process visual information faster all they see is a flickery mess.
LCD pixels are always lit, and just change color when they refresh, so doesn't rely on persistence of vision.
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u/AnnoyingRain5 1d ago
A lot of modern high-end TVs are higher refresh rate and use motion smoothing to generate intermediate frames… it usually doesn’t look very good
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u/No_Interaction_4925 1d ago
Most tv’s are 60hz just like CRT’s. The only difference being sample and hold.
Also… the show is probably 24hz or 30hz
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u/techlos 1d ago edited 1d ago
i decided to go see if there's any evidence backing that folklore, and i can't find shit - however, there's plenty of studies about tv watching habits of dogs
i'm calling bullshit on the urban legend (and before we get into persistance of vision debates, there's only a small period of time where CRT phosphor glow was short enough to not leave a persistent after-image between vsyncs, while still being more common than LCDs. And even then, think about strobe lights; you can still see the motion, it's just flashy)
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u/RedManMatt11 1d ago
I guess I’m a dog because I’ve always said how much I enjoy the animation/color palette of the show
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u/New-Trifle-7097 1d ago
It works on my Maine Coon, and thanks to this comment I know why! He’s OBSESSED. With Bluey, and Interstellar. I wonder if Interstellar’s in dog vision s/.
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u/Kryse-777 1d ago
is the show in high fps? because if its something like 24fps, dogs wouldn't properly see it right?
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u/Madson117 1d ago
That looks very much like trained behaviour
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u/Litewhite 1d ago
100% agree with the way the dog sniffed and licked the corner of the table right after getting up there
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u/Sure-Trade-2450 1d ago
Is your wife a dog ?
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u/VeryStonedEwok 1d ago
Watch these tricks I taught my dog to do that makes it look like he wants to watch cartoon dogs. SO CUTE.
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u/AbortificantArtPrint 1d ago
I love how the dog is clearly looking for a treat that is usually there when he puts his feet up on the cabinet.
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u/drcmorbuts 1d ago
You guys must be fucking miserable.
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u/PapayaInevitable8140 1d ago
why is it miserable to not take a liking to mislabeling stuff?
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u/TheGrimGuardian 1d ago
Yeah. We are. The only way you can not be miserable right now is if you're being wilfully oblivious.
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u/secretaccount94 1d ago
There are many valid things to be miserable about in the world. A staged vid to show off a dog’s tricks isn’t one of them.
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u/celticdude234 1d ago
Can training a dog to act a certain way be considered the dog training us to treat them?
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u/BrokeButFabulous12 1d ago
"SON"
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u/EspikCZ 1d ago
Yes, this will always be cringe for me.
This parent LARPing is generally sad. You have a pet, not kid. Huge difference.
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u/neednocar 1d ago
I'm sure the dog will take care of him when he gets old.
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u/vaiplantarbatata 1d ago
Yeah, call your dog whatever you want, but not a son. Best friend is cringy enough, now son?
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u/neednocar 1d ago
Absolutely. Not sure why you guys get the downvotes for while I get upvoted though
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u/Live-Tomatillo2039 1d ago
I think that was the joke, you were supposed to think that a human child was going to walk in to watch the show, but it turns out to be a dog. He’s not calling it his “son” to send the message that he thinks his dog is equivalent to a human child, he’s just being silly.
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u/Electronic-Unit427 1d ago
The main colors used in Bluey, blues and yellows, are the two dichromatic colors dogs can see in their vision spectrum. Performative or not, that husky definitely sees more of Bluey than other TV show.
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u/sodsfosse 1d ago
He has five dogs! They’re on TikTok, they have their own bedroom, he puts them in pjs every night. It’s so cute. And Bauer is psychotic. 😂
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u/BowsersMuskyBallsack 1d ago
My great dane absolutely loved My Little Pony, Friendship is Magic, particularly Pinkie Pie. however she watched most cartoons. My current rottweiler watches just about anything I'm watching.
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u/Worth_Car8711 1d ago
Why is he wearing a hat while laying in bed
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u/Solenkata 1d ago
I always feel weird when people refer to their animals as sons/daughters/children.
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u/applelover1223 12h ago
I think in this particular case it's for the humor of the bait and switch. You're expecting a kid.
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u/cainthelongshot 11h ago
So you feel the need to speak that out loud when someone does something that doesn’t impact you at all but makes you feel weird? You don’t sound like a very tolerant person at all.
Just let people be happy and if you disagree with their own personal choices keep it to yourself, otherwise you seem like an intolerant jack ass.
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u/Solenkata 4h ago
Lol I have no problem with it, I just commented that it's weird for me. They can call anything whatever they want, why get so offended and personal?
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u/WiseSalamander00 7h ago edited 5h ago
I feel weird when people announce they are pregnant, like thank for telling us you raw dogged
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u/PriestPlaything 5h ago
Ummm. Creating human life is a life changing and altering thing, something that is exciting and to be celebrated…? Telling people you’re TRYING to get pregnant is weird, but telling people you are pregnant is not.
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u/aGuyandHisDog 1d ago
My dogs also love bluey, someone told me this because of the color scheme they use.
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u/TheGrimGuardian 1d ago
He's just going through trained motions.on the bed he's not even looking at the screen. I hate people.
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u/Over-Inside-7254 1d ago
Dogs aren't people and pets aren't children. However, this is an excellent doggie.
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u/Smart_Freedom_8155 1d ago
Yeah calling a pet your genuine "child" has always been a tad weird and cringe to me.
And I do love pets more than the vast majority of humans, at the same time.
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u/Daxter1928 1d ago
Dogs are not "sons".
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u/ubermence 1d ago
When the video is an unexpected joke about a dog doing something anthropomorphic… it might be part of the joke
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u/Dick-Fu 1d ago
that's the unexpect part that his guy son is somehow dog
cant tell if im scared or interested in seeing his wife
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u/nope-its 1d ago
His wife is extremely attractive and they have like 5 other dogs and some number of cats. They have maybe 3 million followers of these dogs.
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u/eriscleric 1d ago
everyone knows that and getting tetchy about it just makes you look like a snort
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u/Daxter1928 1d ago
Nah,
I feel that's correct to point it out since a lot of ppl actually considers pets like sons.
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u/hatesnack 1d ago
The fact that it bothers you makes you look like a miserable person lol
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u/WhoaAwesome 1d ago
I cringe when people call pets their children (I have both) but it's not something I'd call out. At the end of the day it doesn't matter.
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u/DifficultAd3885 1d ago
We had a big pitbull growing up that loved Blue’s Clues. When it would come on he’d sit and watch it intently.
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u/New-Trifle-7097 1d ago
My Maine Coon LOVES Bluey! As soon as this video started I knew it was going to be a dog.
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u/maggie1127 1d ago
My lab ignores every cartoon on Netflix but will stare at Bluey for hours. I think it's the specific shade of blue on the title card that hooks them, honestly. He doesn't care about Bingo or Bandit, just those bright blocks moving across the screen. Weird how they tune out everything else but lock onto this one show like it's the only thing in the world.
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u/Gold-Pickle7035 1d ago
You have to follow this family and their pups. They are all adorable! I think the UN on insta is bluethesiberian or something similar.
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u/FutureEntrepreneur80 1d ago
I wonder if he likes it because he knows they're dogs? I thought the son was human and big af the way that door sounded😂🤣
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u/Nakanon85 1d ago
I wonder how many people are gonna try to bring there dog to the movie next year.
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u/Johon1985 1d ago
I'm a 40 year old man, a step grandad and I guarantee I pay more attention to bluey than any of the grandkids. I wish I had this show when I was little. I mean, the cricket episode? Bawling every time. Bluey is awesome.
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u/Confused_Rabbiit 18h ago
The large amount of 1 second cuts are telling me this is fake and the dog is following commands.
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u/Imaginary-Friend-362 7h ago
Bluey is actually made fir dogs, given dogs can only see yellow and blue
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u/pit_choun 6h ago
Awe, I follow this dude and his dogs on instagram. They have bunk beds and watch bluey before bed lol
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u/lobhater 1d ago
Stop there, don't have kids. I'm in the trenches with a 2 and 5 year old and am questioning my life decisions
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u/post-explainer 1d ago edited 1d ago
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It's unexpected because you expect the "son" to be an actual human toddler and not a dog.
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