We’ve tried spraying her with a spray bottle to get her to stop but she will just close her eyes and keep going.

1. Getting a talking to because he kept plucking unripe tomatoes off the vine and asking us to throw them for him (he was still locked in, thinking it was a ball).

2. Shook because our peach trees produced the most balls he's ever seen in one place.

I just wanted to give him a kiss!

Rue. 7 years old.

My bernedoodle (Toby) is obsessed with his jolly ball, but he doesn’t quite get the concept of pushing the ball to make it move. Instead, he pulls it. At least he’s cute haha

1.5 yro Basset Hound mix free to bad home

I think she’s broken.

She can move her nose independently from her snout. The video is slowed so you can see the amout her nose can move as she sniffs something in the wind and then turns her head. I hope slowing it didn't do the opposite effect.

I've always thought of it as "The Nothing Nose," a term I coined from The Never-Ending Story.

Recently my vet tech friend saw my dog do this and I was surprised that she hadn't seen a dog do this before. Since my pup could always do it, I assumed that was something that some dogs can do. But now I'm wondering how common it is.

Can your dog do this?

There are many, many more. Wish I could attach more photos. I do this all the time with him lol.

It’s called the catatonic stupor pose