r/AnimalsBeingBros
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u/westcoastcdn19
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Car rides together
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u/TurtleBJones
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Bubba: “I'm gonna lean up against you, you just lean right back against me. This way, we don't have to sleep with our heads in the mud. You know why we a good partnership, Forrest? 'Cause we be watchin' out for one another.”
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u/CaptPolybius 4d ago
God I love Bubba so much
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u/Honda_TypeR 4d ago
Anyway, like I was sayin', shrimp is the fruit of the sea. You can barbecue it, boil it, broil it, bake it, saute it. Dey's uh, shrimp-kabobs, shrimp creole, shrimp gumbo. Pan fried, deep fried, stir-fried. There's pineapple shrimp, lemon shrimp, coconut shrimp, pepper shrimp, shrimp soup, shrimp stew, shrimp salad, shrimp and potatoes, shrimp burger, shrimp sandwich...
That….that's about it.
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u/link090909 4d ago
I could go for a shrimp burger rn
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u/SeonaidMacSaicais 4d ago
Not shrimp, but ever have a salmon bagel? They’re DELICIOUS.
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u/TheFluffiestFur 4d ago
That’s that type of movie that I’ve seen parts of, and know the ending yet never really watched it.
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u/thestagsman 4d ago
Same, I really should watch the whole thing one day
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u/TheFluffiestFur 4d ago
I have a list of movies as long as my steam game library that I want to watch yet never get around to it.
That list is always growing.
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u/ThiccBoiCetrifier 4d ago
I bet the gsd enjoys that as much as the lab does
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u/will7311 4d ago
Absolutley.Maybe even more?Is this even possible? LoL,I love dogs more then most people.
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u/TarnMaster1985 4d ago
My two are like that. My GSD is my Malamutes rock. They are 12 now and everyday I fear not having them around much longer to laugh and smile about.
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u/corehe 4d ago
It is sad to ponder about. I’ve never had a dog only cats and felt the same before my best friend and orange cat from when I was 4-21 years passed. I’d like to think that as much as a new pet can’t replace them u get to experience another great soul that can carry on their legacy. I just like to think of their big brother/sister they never got to meet but I tell them they would have loved you.
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u/markender 4d ago
Humans are so fortunate to experience the lives of many pups if they're lucky enough.
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u/jaxxxtraw 4d ago
From multiple experiences, tell your self you'll cry after they're gone, file that shit away, and just love 'em up every day with a clear mind.
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u/MyButtHurts999 4d ago
My guys are right around there. Yeah, it sucks to think about, but better to be mentally prepared.
I’m wondering how to handle it when one goes so the other isn’t forever waiting for his brother to come back…
I just made myself sad.
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u/Advanced-Apricot2751 4d ago
They look stressed - little cutes comforting each other
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u/tagen 4d ago
I feel so bad for my blue heeler, the one that I can tell makes him really uncomfortable is car rides. I usually take him places he enjoyed like daycare or to family, but he dreads the car ride he’s a good boy so he goes along with it, but I wish I knew how to help him
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u/alex891011 4d ago
I’ve got a border collie that HAAATES the car. Drools endlessly, and throws up half the time.
We’ve tried everything possible to get her to enjoy the car but I think some breeds are just predisposed to being afraid of the car
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u/morels4ever 4d ago
They’ve seen her driving, so yeah.
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u/I_am_up_to_something 4d ago
Plus they don't seem to be strapped in.
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u/40percentdailysodium 4d ago
Seriously. Why don't people strap their dogs in? That's a projectile when you get into an accident. I had a relative lose a dog through the windshield that way decades ago.
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u/SuddenOutset 4d ago
You really need to secure your pets in the car or they will die in an accident. Even if they don’t, you could easily lose them since they are not wearing collars.
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u/tills1993 4d ago
Do not collar your dog in the car. Harness them. A collar will either break or break your dog's neck.
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u/funkyfreightcar 4d ago
I think they meant to be able to ID the dog rather than tie em down with it
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u/SuddenOutset 4d ago
Ya I’m not referring to somehow tying your dogs collar to a seat belt. Not sure how that came into your brain.
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u/GuiltyEmu7 4d ago
I wish more people would use a safety harness with dogs in vehicles. We buckle kids, there’s a reason. My dog has become so used to being harnessed and locked it he chills out and just stays mellow for the whole ride. So much safer for the dog and people in the car.
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u/SuddenOutset 4d ago
Yup. No clue why it’s not a law. You typically can’t carry any unsecured load.
Can you imagine if you get into a moderate accident and while you’re okay, your dog is laying dead inside the car or potentially through the windshield on the pavement dead?
I don’t want to experience that. I doubt anyone does. That’s why we should all be securing our pets safely.
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u/Oldsalty420 4d ago
I mean it’s also very unsafe to everyone else in the vehicle, good way to get teeth embedded in your skull
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u/I_am_up_to_something 4d ago
bUt mY DoG LoVeS RoAmInG FrEeLy iN ThE CaR!
It's all fun and cuteness until something happens. Cute dogs aren't as cute when they're injured or dead. And the risk of that happening is even higher than normal since it seems like the driver is focussing on filming the dogs instead of on driving :)
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u/eye_booger 4d ago
Don’t even get me started on the people who insist their dog can and should sit on their laps while they drive. Do they realize what’s gonna happen when that airbag goes off?
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u/JakeHodgson 4d ago
I think everyone would be for it if they knew. But I think a lot of people just don't know. Through no fault of their own.
It only really became a popular thing like 5 years ago. If you didn't have a dog before that and you only just got a dog. You wouldn't have any reason to necessarily know.
If you go through like with an idea of what a dog in a car is. You have no reason to challenge that.
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u/shapookya 4d ago
If people are so brain dead stupid that they can’t come to the conclusion that a dog too should be secured in a vehicle, then I’d argue against the “through no fault of their own” part.
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u/ma11en69er 4d ago
This is a nonsense take, everyone knows the danger of loose children or objects in a moving car, pets are no different.
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u/JakeHodgson 4d ago
this is nonsense. I know it, so other people must know it too!
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u/baldbarretto 4d ago
Is a dog somehow so different to an unsecured child that other people could not have independently arrived at this before now? Both lack impulse control and can distract drivers, both can become projectiles in crashes (harming themselves and other passengers), both are beloved family members …. It’s not esoteric knowledge
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u/JakeHodgson 4d ago
Yes. Because until like 5-10 years ago. Dogs were never* restrained in cars. While children have.
*obviously I'm sure there's people who did something similar before the.
It is esoteric knowledge since not everyone has always owned a dog and therefore they don't know they need to restrain their dog. If they hadn't seen people do it previously. They wouldn't really have any reason to think otherwise.
This is literally how it goes:
They've seen dogs in cars.
They haven't seen dogs restrained in cars.
A human seatbelt probably wouldn't work on a dog.
Logic would follow that they don't really have to do anything once the dog is in the car.
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u/ShirosMissingArm 4d ago
So you're saying people can't extrapolate from us wearing seat belts and strapping kids in car seats why their animal that could easily weigh more than a kid should also be secured?
If that's the case it should be much harder to get a driver's license.
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u/greenie4242 4d ago
Do you strap down every single object heavier than a few kilos before you drive? Do you have a harness for your laptop so it doesn't become a projectile in a crash? Does your heavy backpack get tied up and restrained before every five minute drive? Do you strap down all your heavy groceries before every drive back from the supermarket?
I'm just asking if you do all those things, as you seem to believe everybody else should have automatically come to the conclusion that not doing so would be unsafe.
I was taught during an advanced driver training course that everything in the car can become a projectile during a crash, yet I've never seen anybody strap down groceries such as jam jars, milk bottles, juice bottles, small appliances etc.
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u/ShirosMissingArm 4d ago
Um yeah I do. Not with straps but with placement. Groceries go in the trunk so they're not projectiles. My laptop goes in my backpack and either pushed forward in the passenger footwell or behind my seat on the floor.
Neither of those would be acceptable for a dog because it's a living thing and needs a harness.
Maybe you'll roll your eyes, but 25+ years of driving and none of my shit has ever been a projectile in a crash.
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u/greenie4242 1d ago
Good on you, I try to do the same. Groceries go in the trunk behind the seats. Anything that won't fit goes on the back seat with a cargo cover over it.
Things like umbrellas and walking sticks go sideways behind the seat so they won't impale anybody.
I have plastic boxes with locking lids for all my camping gear so it's easy to organise and won't go flying around the car in case of a crash.
Most people don't do anything similar. I was told by my driving instructor that he knew somebody who was killed when their college textbook hit them in the back of the next during a crash. It was sitting on the rear parcel tray. Scary,
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u/JakeHodgson 4d ago
I don't know why the other person replying to you is being so dramatic. But whatever.
Yeh. Why would you? You don't go round questioning literally every action you take day to day. You act on the knowledge you already have and go from there.
If you haven't necessarily seen someone restrain a dog in a car. But you have seen dogs in cars. There's no reason to really think you should start doing it.
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u/ShirosMissingArm 4d ago edited 4d ago
If it's something that can affect the safety of myself or people/pets I care about, yeah I do. But I suppose Darwin awards have to go to someone.
Edit: You're essentially the person who says "my parents always used to let us ride around in the back of the station wagon unrestrained and nothing bad happened so it must be totally safe." You just prove my point that licenses should be harder to get.
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u/JakeHodgson 4d ago
Yeh dummy. If you're just not going to read what I type. I'm not really sure why you bother replying.
Your edit is just pure brain rot. It's almost literally the opposite of what I'm saying 💀
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u/rockthe40__oz 4d ago
Sadly yes a lot of people won't extrapolate it. Some people out there are brutal and don't think things that deeply
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u/youy23 4d ago
people out there are brutal and don’t think things that deeply
Incredibly stupid statement.
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u/rockthe40__oz 4d ago
How so ? You never seen someone do really dumb things that are obviously dumb to you ? There's tv shows and posts on Reddit every day of that
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u/SuddenOutset 4d ago
I mean you could use your brain and just think about it rather than operate on auto pilot.
“Boss said shoot the dogs so that’s what I’m doing”
“Just following orders”
If you have an unsecured dog and you do stop abruptly for a non accident reason, your dog will likely be startled and fall over. That incident should hopefully make some lightbulbs go off in your head.
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u/shiftposter 4d ago
Aww, Adorable!
I got that same dog combo, and they are snuggling together next to me right now. https://i.imgur.com/wXG2y3y.jpg
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u/ManInShowerNumber3 4d ago
And they can both go flying through the window together if an accident happens
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u/pancuca123 4d ago
Is it just me or that dog has a human like face? Ignoring the snout of course.. maybe is the “beard” he has
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u/MandatoryDissent55 4d ago
Imagine being such a good boy that you are the "service dog" for a Lab...
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u/Tiny-Plum2713 4d ago
Filming backseat while driving ✅
Large animals without anything holding them down in the car ✅
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u/Mcboatface3sghost 4d ago
My newfy used to do this with my golden when my newfy was a puppy, 5 years later it reversed!
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u/DarrKeAageJeetHai 4d ago
The one sleeping is just like me.
Put me on a moving vehicle and I will sleep like a baby.
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u/No-Aside-5641 4d ago
That is so awesome , it’s like they are at the drive in , flashback to the 80’s
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u/nilsgunderson 4d ago
Reminds me of Jim on The Office when during a meeting Pam falls asleep on his shoulder. It's a bit uncomfortable trying to stay still and not disturb her, but it is so worth it.
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u/wasntexpectinthat 4d ago
When my pup was little, she had a lot of energy, was kinda wild and would want to play a lot with my in laws' dog, who was 10 years older and wanted to be left alone. So my in laws' dog, kept my dog at a distance making it clear he didn't want her to come too near him.
During new year's eve, there are a lot of fireworks where we live, it's very loud and my in laws' dog is very afraid. Like really bad, hiding and shaking and not going out. Our pup, not at all.
We left her at my in laws' one new year's, and suddenly their dog allowed her near him, and she calmed him, he was more relaxed and not so afraid anymore. It was so nice to see.
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u/Whatever-ItsFine 4d ago
I love this. Some of my favorite pictures of my dogs are of them snuggled up in the back seat.
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u/Snadzies 4d ago
So, are there 3 rows of seats and you're in the middle row, are you in a country that has the driver on the right and you're a passenger up front, or are you recording while driving?
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u/CashCow4u 4d ago
🎶You've got a friend in me
You've got a friend in me
When the road looks rough ahead
And you're miles and miles from your nice warm bed
You just remember what your old pal said
Boy, you've got a friend in me
Yeah, you've got a friend in me
You've got a friend in me
You've got a friend in me
You've got troubles, and I've got 'em, too
There isn't anything I wouldn't do for you
We stick together and we see it through
'Cause you've got a friend in me
You've got a friend in me
Some other folks might be a little bit smarter than I am
Bigger and stronger too, maybe
But none of them will ever love you the way I do
It's me and you, boy
And as the years go by
Our friendship will never die
You're gonna see, it's our destiny
You've got a friend in me
You've got a friend in me
You've got a friend in me🎵
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u/45acp_LS1_Cessna 4d ago
My dumbass dog has been going for rides for 5 years now and he still hasn't managed to balance himself. The dog just flops around everywhere like I'm slamming the gas n brake n cutting the wheel like it's an F1 car. I drive like I'm trying not to crush an egg on the pedals.
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u/goofballlovers 4d ago
SO VERY PRECIOUS!!!🫣😳😯😱☺️🤗🤩🤭🤯🥰😘😍😉🥹🤭🤣😂🤣😂🤣‼️‼️‼️They are SO LOVINGLY BEAUTIFUL!!! Outstanding!!🥰
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u/JesusGodgirlses 4d ago
This is so super sweet. The Shepherd is smiling like, don't worry, I got you...leaning into each other....I love this ❤️🐾
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u/Onyxxx85 4d ago
This app is starting to become annoying. People can’t just see a very sweet clip and just aww, you got the animal/car police stating things that are unnecessary. How miserable must you be to feel the need to complain about such a lovely moment shared.
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u/B4-711 4d ago
Yeah, fuck safety concerns as long as you are getting your moment of internet joy.
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u/RobRenWhi 4d ago
Just lean on me. I'll comfort you, buddy!