Reverse psychology for the win. Yes, I see the obvious problems with this, and all dogs should know "drop it" but it is still cute.
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11-26-2015, 07:32 PM #1
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What a cutie
Although I suspect that if he had just said "Mel! Here's a treat!" the effect would have been the same 
(I took a great deal of exception to the "like a woman" comment.....
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11-27-2015, 12:26 AM #3
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I agree. And I took exception to that comment, too.
Originally Posted by Alex's Mom
What a cutie Although I suspect that if he had just said "Mel! Here's a treat!" the effect would have been the same (I took a great deal of exception to the "like a woman" comment..... )
Early on in having dachshunds, I read an article that said "you can't make a dachshund do anything, even if it's what he wants to do". I think this is something like that.
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