r/blop • • Mar 18 '22

Sleepy Blop Bella blop

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u/EagieDuckCome Mar 19 '22

“Oh, hai mom”

What and adorable senior gal. ♥️

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u/MissHillary Mar 19 '22

She does love attention, and I was about to take her and her brother on a walk

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u/EagieDuckCome Mar 19 '22

Awww well, she’s lovely and please give her (and her brother) some pets from me!

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u/WifeNeedsAWife Mar 19 '22

Leave that ol’ dog alone….

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u/MissHillary Mar 19 '22

She loves the attention

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u/[deleted] Mar 19 '22

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u/MissHillary Mar 19 '22

Well, glad to know you think it’s shit. But she was okay with it

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u/[deleted] Mar 19 '22

Have a brother who got bit on the face by doing dumb shit like this

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u/MissHillary Mar 19 '22

Sorry to hear about your brother

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u/Recruiter_954 Mar 19 '22

No one here cares. Literally no one. OP’s “content” was good, and the sweet pup was fine with it. And you watched it. Go be miserable somewhere else.

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u/[deleted] Mar 19 '22

Bro I’m just saying, it’s a safety hazard being close a to a sleeping dog at all. If you wanna lose a finger or spend a day in a hospital because you wanted to have some “good content” go for it. Clearly the phrase let sleeping dogs lie, is one people have forgotten

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u/MissHillary Mar 23 '22

I know my dog, and she is okay with things like this. She doesn’t have a violent bone in her body.

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u/Recruiter_954 Mar 19 '22

I’m not your “bro” and it’s not your dog. The dog clearly didn’t mind (in fact, it was cute) and OP clearly has it under control. Now what part of “go be miserable somewhere else” don’t you understand?

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u/[deleted] Mar 19 '22

Sounds like the dog had an aggression problem that could’ve been trained out of him at a young age. That said, don’t do it to dogs you’re not familiar with. But given that this is OPs dog, who the fuck cares?

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u/[deleted] Mar 19 '22

Actually it was a trained dog, a guide dog no less, resting on a sofa and had no history of aggression as well as being extremely nice, I don’t get why you people always take everything so personally. It’s just a tip and also it’s kinda rude waking them up anyway

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u/MissHillary Mar 25 '22

A guide dog? Like an ADA approved animal? Somehow I highly, highly doubt that.
Source: am a professor of special education and also not an idiot