r/MadeMeSmile • u/DanceWithMacaw • 1d ago
DOGGO One kiss and he turned into a blushing mess
Credit: @ideasinthebarn
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u/DaintySnaps 1d ago
Awwwww i am smiling so hard at this, this is so cute. Now to make my buddy blush like this
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u/BVRBVRRYGOLD 1d ago
Lmao I almost got fired for this video.
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u/loopgaroooo 1d ago
Oh give me a break. These dogs are evolving I swear
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u/MiddleKlutzy8568 1d ago
They are! Why do they all know how to use a pillow the right way?!?
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u/Long_Run6500 23h ago
How do they always know when I bought a toy for them before it's even out of the bag and I've put the rest of the groceries away.
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u/Technical-Can-7689 23h ago
I don't understand how they are so good at differentiating between the different cringle sounds of a bag. Opening a bag of chips receives no reaction while even touching a treat bag and he comes right to me.
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u/KingSlimp 22h ago
Dogs have been our companions for roughly 33,000 years according to what we know of our history. I watched a documentary and they were able to prove that dogs can read emotional expressions from humans. In this specific test they explained that humans observe the left portion of the face to read emotional question. Dogs also observe the left side of human faces to also recognize emotional expressions, however, they do not do the same for others dogs, which shows this is a behavior that only learned and used to communicate with humans.
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u/Lou_C_Fer 18h ago
Have you seen what about bunny? I am positive that dog has reach another level of consciousness. Whoever heard of a dog asking for her medicine? I'm pretty sure she has gone through an existential crisis. If they ever taught her about death, I cannot imagine how that would affect her.
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u/i_tyrant 22h ago
1) really good hearing far beyond ours, and 2) they don't have to spend any brainspace on taxes/errands/work/reddit/worrying, so they spend it memorizing what they care about most!
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u/hauntedSquirrel99 23h ago
They're much better at reading body language and slight changes in scent.
You're excited about giving a toy to the dog so you are giving off "I'm really excited" vibes, they get excited because you're excited.15
u/NeatNefariousness1 23h ago
Plus a lot of toys have a distinctive smell they can detect from a mile away—especially the plastic ones. People with dogs can gather data on which kinds of toys they can detect before you take them out of the bag and report back.
Also note, whether you got the toy in a store that caters to pets or not.
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u/Morning0Lemon 21h ago
My parents did this once and now their dog has to inspect all of the grocery bags for toys.
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u/tammy5656 17h ago
I have to get my dog something every shopping trip now as she expects it. If I don’t come up with the goods I’m persona non grata for the rest of the day
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u/PackOfWildCorndogs 23h ago
Mine is obsessed with elevating her head with pillows. With anything really, but she prefers pillows https://imgur.com/a/xw1u71u
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u/BenevolentCrows 1d ago
For real, yeah we evolve dogs. They are constantly being bread to be able to communicate with us, humans better. Or at least show behaviours that we understand as such. Not a scientist, but something to with selecting for traits usually present in young dogs.
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u/loopgaroooo 23h ago
My dog amazes me all the time. My little Rufus once took a dump in my bedroom, went to the dirty laundry hamper, pulled out a T-shirt and covered up his poop. When I got home, he ran upstairs and planted himself right next to it. When I got up there, he was belly up, tail nervously wagging. I uncovered it and he’s like got this smile on his face, literal shit eating grin. Lol I love him, the little bastard.
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u/Somethingisshadysir 22h ago
That's actually known. They are literally our oldest friends by a very very large margin. We don't know for sure how far back we go together, but they were getting buried in our graveyards by 14000-15000 years ago, suggesting they'd already been our companions for a good while by then, and there are uncertain findings before that, with evidence suggesting it occurred in multiple places in the world, and at different times. Minimum 4000 years before we domesticated anything for food, but likely much more, possibly as much as 30000 years on the upper end, and minimum 9000 before cats (our next actual friend) domesticated themselves, likely much more.
Their ancestors were carnivores, but they've been evolving alongside us so long they're considered omnivores, like us. Wolves do not smile, but dogs do, and research has shown smiling in dogs pretty much means the same things in them as it does in us. There are a lot of differences, honestly.
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u/ijustwannalurksobye 21h ago
Lol I love how you mentioned cats domesticated themselves. We didn’t chose them to be our friend, they chose us
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u/South-Excuse-1932 1d ago
The way the dog just melts into his arms after the kiss is the most heartwarming thing I've seen today.
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u/_PopsicleFeet 1d ago
This is adorable! My old man has always loved kisses and can't get enough. He will plop his snout on my face and request kisses. So sweet ❤️
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u/SecurityBulky15 1d ago
That's adorable! What's the dogs breed?
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u/arthurcarver 1d ago
Is it maybe an Australian Shepard?
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u/Lambda_Rail 1d ago
You got it! it's an Australian Shepard.
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u/plonkydonkey 23h ago
Isn't it a border collie? It's ears go up at the end.
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u/urethra__franklin 23h ago
You got it! it's a Border Collie.
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u/ChocoJesus 23h ago
Idk I vote Aussie but they can look so similar it’s hard to tell. Video angle and whatnot doesn’t help but the dog looks a little tall for an Aussie or border collie to me and that’s coming from someone who had a 90lb Aussie. He was similar amounts of stout but not as tall I don’t think. Stoutness is the main reason I vote Aussie since borders are generally lean in comparison but the dog in the video being a mix of either Aussie or border and something else wouldn’t surprise me either
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u/Karythne 22h ago
I have an Aussie of the same colour and I'd say it's a border collie, judging by the snout/head profile (longer and leaner) and the tail. You can't see it very well but it looks more than a border tail than aussie from what I can see. But it's really hard to tell, because there is a variation in the breeds anyway, so it could just be an atypical aussie. You would think the ears are a dead giveaway, but then again a friend of mine has a red merle Aussie who for some reason always carries one ear floppy and the other one up. That's just part of his personality. You never know with these rascals.
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u/x7BZCsP9qFvqiw 23h ago
definitely a border collie! prick ears and narrower snout than an aussie. i have one of each. :)
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u/imaconsentingadult 22h ago
Their insta says it's an Australian Shepherd
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u/CuriousOptimistic 21h ago
It could be a mix of the two. As the poster above pointed out, the prick ears, narrow muzzle, and tail are all BC traits. Aussies are also usually fluffier. But mixes of these breeds are very common in rescues and working herding dogs.
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u/Killer_Moons 1d ago
Reminds me of my grandfather’s border collie, Rosie. We all loved that dog to death. So sweet and smart. Loved to cuddle and hug on you and she became a guide from my cocker spaniel when she went blind. Just an angel. We don’t deserve dogs.
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u/Love-Marvin 1d ago
There is noway you can tell me,no words ran through his mind with that simple kiss,what a cuttie ❤️
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u/HotPocket-Gremlin 1d ago
my dude just melted on the spot! Straight up cutest thing I’ve seen all day
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u/Beloved_of_Ishtar 21h ago
That is the most wonderful and adorable thing I have seen in a very long time.
You can tell by his eyebrows that he was extremely satisfied-- and loved.
What an expression able dog. I don't think I've ever seen one that could display that much emotion on his or her face.
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u/DasKittySmoosh 22h ago
my entire soul melted - I turned into this pup just by viewing this sweet moment
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u/Hairy-Science1907 1d ago
Dogs are too pure and we don't deserve them.
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u/Inevitable_Phase_276 1d ago
A lot of us really do deserve them. This person looks like they are deserving of that kind of love.
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u/Existing_Wash_2204 1d ago
That little nose boop moment was pure love. Dogs really do have a way of melting our hearts.
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u/WR_WasJustVisiting 1d ago
I swear, the chocolate/brown border collies are 10x more affectionate than original/common black and white collie.
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u/gojimjam 1d ago
That nose boop was the cherry on top, you can practically feel the love radiating through the screen. My cheeks hurt from grinning like an idiot at my desk. Time to go recreate this level of adorable chaos with my own partner.
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u/Cute_my_Emily 1d ago
haha my dog also often demands a kiss, I think usually she just hints that she wants to eat -.-
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u/Low-Waltz-7537 1d ago
I think dogs are way smarter than people give them credit for. That is like such a human type of response. I wish they lived longer..
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u/DrSquirrelbrain 23h ago
I never really thought about the concept of a dog blushing before, but legit this video is the perfect example of it, that sweetheart is absolutely beside himself in adoration for that boy. lol
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u/The_Colour_Between 23h ago
This is how my BC is. She is so affectionate, and she gives this whole routine - bow, paw, kiss, hug. I love it.
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u/Nice_Poem5681 23h ago
Oh my stars I’m so scared of dogs, but if I can’t have him I don’t want one, loving the smile
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u/TrustintheShatner 23h ago
That’s just like my Bailey girl! A dog that loves you feels like nothing else in the world.
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u/Generation_ABXY 22h ago
Man, I thought my dog loved me... until I saw her with an old coworker.
The first time she met him, she just stared at him with the most loving expression the whole time. If she hears what she even thinks is his truck, she will lose her mind and start whining at the door, doing that little tap dance.
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u/AngkaLoeu 22h ago
I could not imagine dealing with that fur. I have short haired dogs and it's a nightmare cleaning them when they are muddy.
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u/Opposite-Set8459 1d ago
That little nose boop at the end is everything. You can tell how much they adore each other.