18 Things No One Told You About Owning A Dog
 

I love these things!

http://www.buzzfeed.com/bethanyo4658...ing-a-dog-wi1h

:lol tearsOhmygoodness, you know which one I laughed myself silly over!!! Couldn't tell if it was staged or not but it was still soooooo funny! :lol tears:sidesplt::eyetearss

d'awww i loved that! i love buzzfeed lists, but their doggy ones are always so sweet! the one with the dog putting his nose in the sunbathers butt is def. my fave LOL!

thanks for sharing :p

:confused: Which one???? Now I'm curious!

The one with the Golden Retriever seemingly having his way with that woman who falls down a little too purposefully it seems, as she bends her knees, puts her hands out and goes down a little too much under her own control. Just toward the end of it, you can see an onlooker bent over laughing herself silly as she watches. I kind of thought it was staged until I saw that snippet of video of the onlooker laughing so hard and then I realized the "victim" is laughing hard herself and maybe went down and can't seem to get up just because she's weak from laughter. It still could have been staged and still crazy funny to both of the ladies participating but either way, it was so funny to watch.

And I loved the sunbather scene, too!!!

That one gave me the creeps, I thought she was bracing herself for the fall, not that she was accommodating her dog, but that probably not the first time he's tried that. Anyway, the rest were hilarious, but that one was scary.

Someone once told me that they had their pastor over for dinner. While gathered in the livingroom, their dog (can't remember the breed but I think it was a lab) decided to show the pastor some "love".

Needless to say, the hosts were MORTIFIED. But the good pastor was a good sport and laughed.

I didn't get scary at all as they were both laughing so hard and the dog wasn't being fierce or growling or showing teeth. He just looked zoned out mentally as he pursued his physical "instincts", shall we say. Normally dogs even trying to do that to people totally disgusts me and no dogs who spend any time with me are ever allowed to do that.

But aside from life's normal dose of Murphy's law being dispensed with regularity as the week passes, I've had an extra he**ish week being drug by my hair crying and screaming into the 21st century after my antique DSL modem just up and died and by finally getting wifi installation and a phone service and line change, troubles with my home security system talking to the monitors via the wifi line for two days and having a second tech out to redo it, troubles with my TV acknowledging my blu-ray player with "handshake" issues as I tried to access Netflix via the blu-ray, still being unable to unscrew and remove the back of my TV base in order to hook up my DirecTV Cinema Connection Kit internet adapter to the receiver so I can get their On Demand programming, finding out my 3 year old laptop's wifi card is malfunctioning just when I finally need it(!), making a special trip to Best Buy to shop for something called a wifi adapter and getting online for the first time via wifi - after registering and changing the password from the one the tech set me up to use on his laptop, saving and forwarding old emails, saving my Yahoo contacts to a CVS file and importing them into my other email account, then changing my email address on countless websites and trying to get set-up for internet programming services - registering here and there (I've never registered in so many different places or invented as many usernames/new passwords as much as I have the first 4 days this week) and cancelling my old AT&T phone line/DSL - all that in addition to life's daily merry-go-round of personal, business, household and family issues, it all finally began to get to me, I imagine.

And to see those women laughing so hard at that crazy-acting dog's insanely single-minded pursuit of purpose really made me finally break down and really laugh for the first time in days, even if I might think all the humans participating in making the video might have somewhat staged it. Dark humor secondary to my state of computer exhaustion, I suppose; but then I guess most think it's funny as the clip was included on the author's list of what was intended to be a light-hearted and even touching list of some of the things that dogowners all unexpectedly deal with at one time or the other.

Ha ha, I know what you mean, while I love computers, I'm not good at learning anything new, I hate the idea of updating my computer and then all my old programs won't work, so it's like you have to learn everything new. I guess I didn't see the laughing, I was just horrified that a dog could do that. I hate to say this, but what if she were nude, that's where the "scary" part came from, and I just don't want to think about this a second longer.

Thanks for posting the list. It definitely gave me a smile. The "lover boy" lab was a bit much :rolleyes:, though. Reminded me of my mil's poodle - when you walk through the door he's like a bear on honey and attaches himself to your leg-- you can't even shake him off. Needless to say, I'm not particularly fond of mil's poodle.

The little Yorkie showing all what he thought of the "no dogs" sign was really cute and brought a chuckle. The last pic brought a smile and happy tears to my eyes. Everyone needs a real friend.

I really liked the last one, the dalmatian rubbing his owners head. Too cute!