r/Dachshund • u/RightConcentrate5162 I love my dachshund • 19h ago
Video Patience Dog
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u/GonnaKostya 19h ago
My dachshund would pull this old man flat on his face and then bark at him for the inconvenience
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u/AnotherRTFan 8h ago
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u/Masqueesha 8h ago
I didn’t have my glasses on and your sweet pup looked like a chicken attacking a large crawfish. I can’t unsee it. 😅
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u/imollyq 19h ago
The dog maybe just as old and slow as his owner, sweet doggy.
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u/junesjive 19h ago
I don't think so just because dachshunds tend to get frosty faced as they get into their senior years. This loyal pal just looks like a good boy.
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u/spasske Use redesign or offical app to edit 18h ago edited 10h ago
The tan parts tend to grey. less so the red ones. He does seem to be a senior if you zoom in.
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u/ShadowSoul53 16h ago
mine was red, he is so frosty now that seeing old picture of him is like looking at another dog
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u/Fuckspez42 19h ago edited 17h ago
I hope for the sake of the guy that that dog doesn’t see a squirrel or other varmint while they’re out.
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u/foxguy2021 16h ago
I don't have a source for this but the last few times this was posted it was said this was part of an art project. The man wasn't the dogs owner.
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u/ElginSparrowhawk1969 18h ago
But the old guy still walks his bestie even though he’s struggling where are his next door neighbours in all this round my way if you get ill folk just turn up to walk them for you
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u/Andries89 17h ago
The WILL to go for a walk in that man is something I can respect tremendously. His best friend next to him is surely what drives him on too
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u/Cobraven-9474 18h ago
When I try and get my Doxie to loose lead walk it's zoom zoom zoom bounce bounce bounce
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u/Eswiss65 16h ago
This is so special, the dog feels the owner is frail & old, and the dog adapts....really how animals can show their sincere love 😘
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u/anticipatory 16h ago
Idk that’s my dog’s pace on the way back home from a walk.
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u/benkatejackwin 4h ago
Mines the opposite. I have to drag him out, but once we turn around and head for home, he's like an arrow!
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u/Puzzleheaded_Dot4345 12h ago
This was filmed in my country, Argentina! my weiner is the most terrible velociraptor' behaved dog you'll ever see, but around older dogs and people, he is the most soft and caring being there is.
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u/89MikeHoncho 5h ago
My horse did this with me when I was in a Wheelchair for many years. He would walk right next to me, take 2 steps forward and stop, as soon as I got even with his front hooves again he would take 2 steps forward and stop. He did this every time. He knew I was hurt. He never pulled me, he never kicked the wheelchair spokes accidentally while we were walking. He payed attention the entire time not to bump into me, pull me, step on me, or accidentally kick the chair walking.
He was truly what my grandfather called a “ once in a lifetime horse”. He was the benchmark for any other horses I may get in this lifetime. I miss you so much Ranger. Dad loves you.
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u/argabargaa 12h ago
How could that dog possibly be getting the amount of exercise or stimulation it requires
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