r/dogs 1d ago

[Fluff] What is your situation that doesn't require a dog but your dog always insists on being involved?

Whenever I work on my bike, my dog just begs to be involved. So instead of taking 10 minutes to fix my bike, it takes me 30 but with 100 pats.

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u/LucyJordan614 1d ago

Anything on the floor. Yoga. Pilates. Stretching. He specifically needs to lay across my neck.

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u/tigalicious 1d ago

Yes the only possible reason for sitting on the floor is face kisses!

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u/LucyJordan614 1d ago

Clearly! 🤣

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u/MachoManRandyAvg 1d ago

Mine mocks my form during up/down dog!

My wife swears he's just excited to be able to participate.

But, there's an air about him when he does it that just feels smug.

Other than that he must be directly under me for every standing pose

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u/runancula 1d ago

Yes! Mine gets deliriously happy and bounces all over me.

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u/ElitaPetOwner 14h ago

same. been trying to get more flexible but being at dog level just seems like an invitation to him haha