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I was saying negative to the look. Chris says he has a "look" but I know my dog, when he is not smiling or panting he has a very concerned/serious look to him, shave him, and he sees that look as embarrassed, but I disagree, its a f-in dog, I don't think embarrassment is in his thought process, he will pant alot less when he is shaved, he will be cold, not hot, so he has that look more often. But he is 100x more active and I personally think he loves having the hair off. And yes, after he gets shaved he will NOT sit on the cold floor, he made that mistake once and jumped back up fast.

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bullshit,

your dog knows better than to shit on the floor, he stays inside too long and has an accident. you KNOW that is an embarrassed/ashamed look. They have them.

dont deny it.

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Lawl, I know what you mean, but I still have to say its not embarrassment with my dog, I think its more of a "don't beat my ass, I fucked up and I'm scared to get within arms reach of you" look, the second you tell them, its ok, your not going to get your ass beat, he would go back to excited and happy. His only "bad" thing he does, is shred paper (paper towels and such), but this is very rare, once in our current house (been here since may), but yeah, he was acting weird, would not like try to greet me excitedly when I got home, then I found the paper, cleaned it up, told him its ok, and then he went nuts trying to play.

Also, just a side note, my dog does not shit or piss on the floor, he has not had an "accident" in over 2 years (since a puppy). There are many times that I get home after a very long day and he is about to piss/shit himself, but he holds it, and lays out a Mt. Montana in the back yard.

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lawl. my dog has a guilty look, a concerned look, a scared look, an angry look, a "cute" look, an excited look, a playful look, and many others.

She has a nub for a tail, its about 2.5-3 inches long. The speed she wags it at and the angle it's at (against her butt or straight up in the air), plus the droop/perkiness of her ears, + the stance her body is in and the tilt of her head all play a part. She can make her ears flop down in front of her eyes, put them off to the side of her head, or perk them straight up. It's the tell-tale sign of her mood.

Dog's have feelings. It's the damn cats that are hard to differentiate. My sister's cat acts like it wants attention until you reach to pet it. Then it goes fucking berserk without ever changing it's "look". Scratched the hell out of me a couple times.

Dogs are badass.

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Dogs>cats.

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whenever my dog takes a crap in the house (rare) i yell his name, he comes, and he puts his ears down and he's scared, i always let him off the hook but if my dad finds out, he never does except on rare occasions like were gone for hours

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