This dog is both a good dog and a bad dog at the same time.

[soothsayer]

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[FM123]

1. And both a smart and adorable dog at the same time too!

[brer cat]

2. +1 nt

[alittlelark]

3. Amazingly intelligent - goes BACK to shut the drawer.

[The Blue Flower]

4. Amazing intelligence

LOL

[58Sunliner]

5. I smell a set-up. And a trained dog.

[ashredux]

6. True...but damned well trained

[Ferrets are Cool]

9. +1

[PatSeg]

13. Yes, very well trained and smart

That's pretty impressive whether its a setup or not.

[secondwind]

10. Same here. I am not fond of these.

[wnylib]

12. For sure. But it's still cute and clever.

[sorcrow]

7. Schroedinger's dog? n/t

[bearssoapbox]

8. HA!!! Didn't fool me for a minute.

Maybe 3 or 4.

But not 1.

[TruckFump]

11. Wowser! Great dog! EOM

[FakeNoose]

14. Good boy! Who's a good doggy?

This little scenario only works when the treats get moved around to other places that are out of reach. If the doggo knows the treats are always in that drawer, he won't stay out of there.

[amuse bouche]

15. Good trainer. Cute dog

[grantcart]

16. Just like my "Champ". Easiest dog to train in the world.

We would play every night. One night I told him to wait until I got my work done.

At 11 I turned on The Daily Show and we played for half an hour.

Every night for the rest of his life he would find me at 11:00 or wake me if I was asleep on the sofa.

Looks just like this good dog

[Blue Owl]

17. Ha Ha Ha -- well done doggy!

[smirkymonkey]

18. Aww! Even if it is a rehearsed trick, the pupper is so adorable!

What a sweetie!

[retread]

19. Trained? Yes! However I already know the sticking point if I attempted

this with my dog. When she opened the drawer after I left the room she would grab ALL the treats and hit the doggy door running.
Once she was trained to open the drawer no food could EVER be stored there again!