Doggo Displays Extraordinary Strength While Lovingly Dragging Owner Into Her Crate To Hang Out For A While

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    Font - Posted by u/earthad 66 11 days ago My dog gets strong and tries to drag me into her crate. 2
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    Organism - I am 6'2" and 240lbs and she is a 9yo, 65lbs chow/gsd. She loves her crate and stays in there most of the day just sleeping and being old. But if I'm anywhere near the entrance and kneeling down or picking something up, she'll wrap her paws around me and try and drag me inside.
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    Font - It all started after I was curious as to whether or not we could both fit in her crate at the same time. I didn't want to invade her space, so I started really slowly to see how she'd react and she started wagging her tail a lot and then pulled me in. We both fit. She blocked the entrance and I had to escape through the side panel.
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    Font - I can always escape. But it's weird. Why is she so strong in just this one scenario.
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    Font - Fifthwiel 11 days ago She blocked the entrance and I had to escape through the side panel. I can always escape. But it's weird. This is hilarious - thanks OP youve cheered up my day.
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    Font - elad1991 11 days ago This is adorable. She likes her favorite person to hang out with her in her favorite spot! The "strength" is probably because of how awkward you are in that position vs how natural she is. Either way, please post a picture
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    Font - Neither_More 11 days ago Gascon Saintongeois mix & Pointer I'm sorry but this is one of the funniest, most wholesome posts I have ever seen on this sub. The mental image of you both stuck inside her crate as she pulls you in and then holds you hostage is hysterical.
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    Font - satti76 11 days ago Your dog probably thinks of her crate as a cozy and safe spot for her, and it seems like she's made the association that you being in there with her is just as cozy and safe. She's probably using her paws to pull you in as a way to say "hey, come hang out with me in my special spot!" It's possible that she's a bit more protective of her crate, but it's not like she's trying to be aggressive or anything. It's more like she's inviting you to play. It's totally cool if yo
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    Font - bloodpartythesecond 11 days ago . I've worked in veterinary medicine for several decades, and I can tell you from long experience that, pound for pound, dogs are a great deal stronger than we are. It's likely that she is just demonstrating more of her strength than she usually shows due to the excitement of getting you into her crate.
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    Font - hjp731 11 days ago Did she at least offer you something to drink?
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    Font - Ongoing Disaster 11 days ago I love it. I got in my dogs crate with him a few times. I thought he didn't like it at first because he removed every single toy from his crate (he like to hoard them in there). He then threw himself into the crate for the most excited cuddle of his life. So apparently, I could have his crate, just not his stuffies.
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    Font - StormMalice 11 days ago . Physics. Depending how you are kneeling your dog only has to pull on certain amount of your unsupported weight at an angle which is further helped by gravity to try to drag you. The rest is as simple as the song goes: the head bone is connected to the neck bone and on and on.
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    Font - pompeia-misandr . 11 days ago OP, she is extra strong in this one scenario because she's pulling you into the crate with her heart and not her muscles.
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    Font - JCXIII-R 11 days ago First time dog mom - 3y/o longhair chihuahua I don't know man, my 3kg chihuahua pulls me home like a sled dog sometimes when she decides walkies are over. I weigh like 40 times that, how????

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