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"Watching our dogs running on wooden floors and tiles is hilarious who knew dogs could drift lol good job they're tiny or the damage would be horrific because they're bouncing off everything"
If they ran amok in my house they would be bouncing alright...off the ceiling.  |
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"Get a laser pen to turn the hilarity up a level.
Start on the floor, get the dogs attention. Get them chasing, all over the floor, up the wall, back on the floor and end on your guest's groin."
Lol we aren't gonna send them crazy but I like your style |
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"Watching our dogs running on wooden floors and tiles is hilarious who knew dogs could drift lol good job they're tiny or the damage would be horrific because they're bouncing off everything"
I hate to be a killjoy but there's only one thing that's going to get damaged if your dog is bouncing off a tiled floor. |
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We had to carpet ours from top to bottom, greyhounds having zoomies on tile and wood has meant our vet uses 20 pound notes for loo roll and has a 24 carat gold anal thermometer. |
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"Watching our dogs running on wooden floors and tiles is hilarious who knew dogs could drift lol good job they're tiny or the damage would be horrific because they're bouncing off everything
I hate to be a killjoy but there's only one thing that's going to get damaged if your dog is bouncing off a tiled floor."
I know IV had to calm them down to be honest |
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"Watching our dogs running on wooden floors and tiles is hilarious who knew dogs could drift lol good job they're tiny or the damage would be horrific because they're bouncing off everything
I hate to be a killjoy but there's only one thing that's going to get damaged if your dog is bouncing off a tiled floor.
I know IV had to calm them down to be honest"
Our last dog injured himself on the tiled floor, slipped and damaged his hip. He wasn't even playing as such either, just running towards the back door. |
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"Get a laser pen to turn the hilarity up a level.
Start on the floor, get the dogs attention. Get them chasing, all over the floor, up the wall, back on the floor and end on your guest's groin."
Don't use a laser pen it can damage their eyes use a torch it does the same thing but will not damage them male  |
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"Get a laser pen to turn the hilarity up a level.
Start on the floor, get the dogs attention. Get them chasing, all over the floor, up the wall, back on the floor and end on your guest's groin.
Lol we aren't gonna send them crazy but I like your style "
And add a freshly mopped floor to spice it up a little more!  |
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I had new kitchen floor on Monday
My teeny tiny doggo wouldn't walk on it after she first ran it, skidded & crashed straight onto the door
I had to carry her to the back door for the rest of the day! |
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"Watching our dogs running on wooden floors and tiles is hilarious who knew dogs could drift lol good job they're tiny or the damage would be horrific because they're bouncing off everything"
Do they still have dew claws intact?
The dew claw provides traction when turning at high speed, and helps protecting his wrists or ankles from injury because it keeps the joint stabilised as he turns.
However your dog could severely injure himself, because on a slippy there is nothing for the dew claw to grip too.
I have wooden stairs and my German shepherd tore his cruciate by chasing the cat down them.
£5,000 later he no longer is allowed to run in the house.
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