Dog sorts out cat for family photo. Oh Lordie, if I didn't see it with me own eyes...

[emmaverybo]

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[Demovictory9]

1. lol

[murielm99]

2. Daddy of the family,

imposing discipline and order.

LOL

[hlthe2b]

3. OMG... how hilarious. And what hams for the camera are those Goldens!

[Doreen]

4. "Listen cat, if we have to wear these stupid outfits you are going to get your picture taken to."

[NJCher]

5. Here we have

A dog/cat cultural values clash.

[LSFL]

6. Lol for now..

Mark my words...

That cat will have it's revenge. To quote Papa John, " There will be a day of reckoning."

Thank you for this. I am in a bad place and this made me smile.

[denem]

7. The way kitty's tail is flicking at the end of the clip

I suspect you are right. The reckoning cometh.

[gratuitous]

24. Yep, that twitching tail

"As soon as the camera's off and the witnesses are gone, you dumb galoot, I'll give you what for."

[bucolic_frolic]

8. Being dragged by the neck is none too popular

Cat has turned its back on those rough guys.

[dem4decades]

9. What would we do without dogs? Though mine were pests last night.

[Vinca]

10. Now that made me smile!

[Jamastiene]

11. There are other videos of that dog and that cat.

There is one where the cat is trying to pick a fight with another cat and the dog goes and gets him and takes him away from the other cat, rofl.

[brer cat]

12. lol

Every kitty needs a big brother.

[liberalmuse]

13. Totally Staged.

They are trained to do that so the owner can pimp them out for his/her internet fame. I get so creeped out when people train their animals to mimic human behavior and film it. I’ve seen other videos of the dogs dragging this poor cat around. I just don’t t like phoniness or animals being used as props by fame-hungry humans. It’s transparent, desperate and gross, and people fall for it every time.

[Duppers]

15. You're right.

[demmiblue]

16. +1

[Drahthaardogs]

18. It's far better than what my dogs would do to a cat

I have high prey drive dogs. When people want to get a dog like those I have and ask "how do they do with cats?", I tell them "do not do it. It will not go well."

Then the idiots tell me "it's how you train them", which it is, until the day the cat runs and the dog gets triggered and then it isn't. Then the cat pays dearly and the dog is labeled as "vicious".

Unfair to the cat. Unfair to the dog. People suck.

[emmaverybo]

20. Right. I would not introduce one into my gang. All shelters ought to insist on meet/greet, test prey

drive first, go to the home...ours would specify good with cats or not. So many returned for this reason.

[emmaverybo]

19. Yes. I thought so and I wouldn't dress my dogs up or trust them to Cary these actions out without

hurting the cat. I also wouldn’t make all the precious Baby-dog vids. But the dogs look well aken care of, the cat not harmed. Scruff of the neck carry looks bad, but can be harness.

What goes on off camera? Were cats hurt in practice? Were dogs stressed off camera?

That could be and your point well taken. But training started very early, tricks carried out under best conditions by excellent positive rewards trainer, probably starting with object carrying—could be done without animal abuse?

No way if cat being hurt he/she unless anesthesia used would not register that. I get that dogs can be cowed in fear and seek trainer approval. Cats?

[Fla Dem]

14. Unbelievable. I declare that dog is a very loving human who was reincarnated as a very loving dog.

[smirkymonkey]

17. How funny!

Goldens just crack me up.

[Faux pas]

21. Kicketty Kickin'

[MerryBlooms]

22. !

[GoCubsGo]

23. Hahahahahaha!!!!