Person Wants To Know What Others Have Accidentally Trained Their Pets To Do
Some pets pick up tricks on purpose, and others seem to learn the weirdest habits by accident. That is exactly what makes this Reddit thread so entertaining.
A person asked what everyone has accidentally trained their pets to do, and the replies quickly turned into a mix of funny, sweet, and oddly specific routines. From dogs expecting walks to cats demanding attention, the stories show how easily animals connect everyday actions with rewards.
The answers are surprisingly relatable, and a few of them are just plain hilarious. Read on.
This was the question as posted on Reddit.
This dog loves being carried upstairs to his owners' bedroom since he was a pup, and he still enjoys it now that he's a fully grown Lab.
This dog has associated the word "dammit" with food.
When hiding means getting a treat later on. One dog hides in the closet, while the other hides under the bed.
This dachshund wants his owner to pet him every night.
Hearing the sound of the back sliding door brings out these overly excited guinea pigs, who patiently wait for their grass.
That's when you trained your cat to be a morning animal.
The cat rings the bell whenever he wants attention—at all times!
Aww, this is just so sweet of your cat.
Speaking of training chaos, check out the Reddit debate around hyperactive German Shepherd training ideas without a trainer or treats.
Turning off the TV at night means bedtime! So cute for these dogs.
Bringing the toy rat to her master means getting a reward.
Finding the biggest sticks.
When face nuzzles mean love and attention.
What a prayerful cat, just like the owner.
Woof, woof! When you are the human, yet you talk like a dog... of course, to your dog.
Geez... When you have to pee in front of your back door so that your dog will pee too.
The owner changes her clothes and takes the dog for a walk. Now, her dog thinks they are going for a walk outside each time she starts getting undressed.
LOL! You have to read this once again.
The disciplinarian dog.
Cutting something in half means the dogs are getting each share of the big treats.
Spinning around for a treat.
This one is such a skill: peeling oranges without making a mess!
The answers to the question, "What have you accidentally trained your pet to do?" are not bad at all. They have become habits of some pets but are not so negative that we might find them troublesome.
Some owners get annoyed by their pets' behaviors. For example, a cat trained to ring the bell each time he needs attention.
But no matter what they do, we will always be their loving owners. Our pets will forever be our fur babies.
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