How does your dog tell you it's -their- dinnertime? (piefed.social)

submitted 1 week ago by [email protected] to c/[email protected]

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(My last post was misunderstood, so I'd just like to clarify a bit)

This isn't really a bad behavior that needs correcting or anything like that, I just find it really hilarious. My dog acts absolutely pathetic to the point where it makes me laugh. He starts staring me down about an hour beforehand. If I try and pet him he tells me no, he doesn't want any pets, yet keeps on being as close (and annoying!) as possible. He will put his head on me, paws on me, anything he can to let me know he's starving, to DEATH!!!

So, how does your dog act when he knows it's dinnertime and you just won't feed him already?

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[-] [email protected] 13 points 1 week ago

About an hour before dinnertime our dog gets super excitable. She starts to stare at us constantly, and if we get up to to do anything at all she goes apeshit with excitement because OH MY GOD IS IT FINALLY TIME?!?!

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