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What's the most embarrassing thing your dog has ever done?

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SixKindsOfCrisis · 27/07/2007 10:34

Here's a fairly standard episode from My Life With Dogs:
My last dog was a foodie. One Sunday morning he broke into someone's garden to steal food they'd put out for the birds. He cruised around eating crumbs and I had to break in too, to retrieve him.
Owners were eating breakfast behind their French windows and saw everything, but considerately pretended to be so engrossed in The Observer that they hadn't noticed me.

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worzsel · 23/12/2007 11:37

My lab got his willy stuck out too, i had to help him out.. it wasnt plesent.

He's frequently got sticks protruding from his bum and he's also a knicker gusset chewer.. the dirty hound !

Ecmo · 23/12/2007 11:51

My old dog got stuck up a cliff while we were on the beach at doon glen on Isle of Man. We didnt notice until we were about to leave. If anyones been there then you'll know what a steep walk it is back up to the main road.
We had to call out cliff rescue to get her down. They came with their flourescent jackets and abseilling ropes... How embarrising! luckily there weren't many other people around!
Stoopid dog!

PrincessSnowLife · 23/12/2007 11:53

When I was a teenager, my parents' cross collie presented us all with a bit of a surprise when we got home once... she had raided the bathroom bin and found some (used) condoms wrapped in toilet paper... and after playing with them, made a display of them on the landing floor. I don't know what was worse, finding them or the realisation that my parents had been at it...

lucyellensmum · 23/12/2007 12:02

life would be so dull without dogs!! These have made me laugh.

Lots of embarrasing doggie moments.

My first dog - pissed up a bikers leather jacket when my dad and i took him to the beach - we just walked off.

My old rottie was a real people person. He would often attach himself to people out on walks. One time there was a german guy asleep on the slopes by the beach - dog sat on him (weighed about 50KG!). Same dog, different beach, parked himself squarely between a very sexy young couple, he had the tiniest little swim pants on and she was topless with tiny bikini bottoms and VERY oiled up. The bloody dog wouldnt come away, i had to drag him, got half way down the beach, he ran back and did it again. I was tempted to leave him - i daresay they had more than sand to pick out of the suntan oil.

My little terrier has NO manners (my fault) and just runs up to anyone, wanting to "say hello" After he jumped into a babies pram (thankfully sans baby) i decided only to let him off the lead when there is no one around.

I often have to help him with his "pencil" which can grow to the size of a golf ball when stuck!! DP came home one day and couldnt believe what he was seeing!

Oh yes, id not be without a dog thats for sure

edam · 23/12/2007 12:08

PMSL at this thread!

This isn't a dog being funny exactly... but I was once on a canal boat holiday with my family. Sister brought along her Heinz 57 rescue dog - he was Alsation-sized but with a bit of collie and God only knows what else in there. He used to run off, a lot, and no attempts at training ever made a bit of difference. Had been a stray for too long.

Anyway, he ran off down the towpath and didn't come back. We really, really needed to get going. So my Dad tried to fetch him but dog obviously thought it was a game, kept stopping and waiting for my Dad and then taking off as soon as Dad got within six inches. My father is not a very fit man and was panting harder than the dog. Eventually he worked out this was not going to succeed and had the bright idea of hiding in the bushes.

Dog wandered back to investigate. When he got level with my father, Dad leapt out of the bushes yelling 'Banzai' and grabbed him, much to the consternation of passing walkers, cyclists, fishermen and parents. Who looked very afraid of mad middle aged heavy breather who had been hiding in the bushes like a pervert!

bossybaublesinherbritches · 23/12/2007 12:10

ROFPMSL @ this thread- what a tonic!

Our greedy chocolate lab (aka Belly-on-legs)
was bounding ahead of us off-lead as usual in the woods where we walk. I failed to see the nice couple finishing their picnic as they were on the other side of their car. BoCo jogged past them only turning his head as he passed the leftover sandwiches to hoover as he went! Luckily they were doggy people & laughed at the way he never missed a step!

JamesAndTheGiantBanana · 23/12/2007 12:40

When I was a teenager we lived in the country so our dog Ben was pretty much always off the lead, and one day in late december I'd took him for a walk round the block, engineering it so I walked a few times past a house where a boy from school lived who I fancied (very subtle, I was. Not)

Anyway on walking past for the second time, a car pulled up with him and his mum in. I effected a casual wave and sidled over for a chat. Ben immediately stuck his snout in this guys crotch, we both tried to ignore it and shoo him away but he just wouldn't stop sniffing so eventually I had to drag him away by his collar. Mildly embarassing but thankfully the dog seemed to lose interest in us then and was sniffing at the side of their house.

Suddenly we smelt a horrible smell, looked down and Ben had positioned himself against the side of this guys house, and was doing a poo handstand style on his front paws against the wall. I have no idea why both his back legs were in the air, but at such closed range, and in the cold of the december air, the poo glued itself to the house like a mr whippy icecream.

I was mortified and tried to pull him away, only for the last piece of turd to roll down towards my foot. I tried to leap out of the way before it touched my shoe rather too theatrically, and managed to slip on an icy puddle and fell in the shit, winding myself.

Horrible. Just horrible.

Well needless to say we never quite got it together, I suppose the memory of my arse covered in orange dogshit didn't exactly float the poor guys boat.

What made it worse was that the mr whippy curly shit froze in the cold and stayed there on the lads wall for weeks like a giant stinking iced gem until I assume someone chiselled it off.

Bloody dog.

PrincessSnowLife · 23/12/2007 12:52

PMSL at that last one JamesANdtheGiantBanana

PrincessSnowLife · 23/12/2007 12:57

oh and your last comment (bloody dog) is prbably quite a common one amongst dogowners. It's reminded me of this video of me and my dog... and it is exactly what I said after he dragged me down hill.

bossybaublesinherbritches · 23/12/2007 13:58

Lol Princess!! Well he IS a husky & he saw a sled??!!

PrincessSnowLife · 23/12/2007 17:27

that's true, he was only his instinct kicking in! stupid of me to hold on to him though!

bossybaublesinherbritches · 23/12/2007 17:57

VERY funny-sorry !!

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