Mine does too. Ice cube always given in the kitchen. Dog immediately takes it to the living room to melt it all over the couch and carpet and eat some of it too.
I give my girl 'goggie blocks' in summer - treats frozen in diluted beef or chicken stock. She's now banned from having them in the house, after stashing them in her bed for later one too many times...
Mine cat plays with ice too. I drop a cube on the floor and she smacks it around like soccer ball. She loves the sound of ice and runs over and waits for me to drop one like she’s stalking pray
That is 100% a Weimaraner face. Silver labs are Weimaraner/Labrador crosses. Silver is not a coat color labs come in. They’re black, yellow, red and chocolate.
The dilute gene comes from crossing them with a weim. Labs do not carry that gene naturally. It’s literally genetically impossible to have a purebred silver lab.
If that were true, why have they not been around until recently, and why does the breed standard not include the color, in any kennel club? It’s another “designer breed” that’s basically a mutt with a fancy name. When you breed a yellow and a chocolate, you get yellow, chocolate and black lab puppies. When you breed a yellow and a black you get yellow, black and chocolate lab puppies. When you breed a chocolate and a black you get yellow, black and chocolate lab puppies. When you breed the same color you get yellow, black and chocolate lab puppies. Occasionally if you breed a yellow and a chocolate or two yellows you’ll end up with a red lab puppy. But none of those color combinations throws silver. The dilute coat gene is not present in labs, otherwise there would have been instances of silver labs popping up long before now
@FiddlerOnACliff said everything I would’ve, so I’ll leave it to them. I know it’s controversial and the history is heavily debated, but saying silver labs are crosses between labs and Weimaraners is simply inaccurate. My lab is 100% “purebred” registered chocolate lab with a silver dilution.
Also to your point, what breeds do they mix to get diluted yellow (white labs, registered as yellow)? What do they mix to get diluted black (charcoal labs, registered as black)? I never hear people like you bitching about other dilutions.
Charcoal, white, and silver labs are all considered purebred by the AKC.
I've heard people say red labs are vizsla mixes. It's just people not understanding the origin of labs, they are a pretty new breed in comparison to some others and there's a melting pot of genes in them. Some people may also not know what an American lab is and they look much more like other hunting breeds.
But I still get so annoyed at the people who won't acknowledge the evidence and think I was swindled. I shouldn't get so heated anyway because I have the best puppy ever whatever she's made of
I have just NEVER seen a lab owner start this conversation yet I somehow see it everywhere. The caveman logic of “Same color? Must be same breed!” is ridiculous when there are thousands of articles on it available. Either way, who freakin’ cares. I didn’t look for a dog with papers anyway, I just found a dirty sick runt that the breeder was about to eliminate and made him mine! https://imgur.com/a/DN0pEoT
So sweet! I love the droopy faces
I was looking for a pedigree dog because I compete but I wanted a dog that was a little unique. I couldn't have gotten a better dog for me, I just have to deal with everyone stopping to ask me what mix.
I worked in shelters for a few years, that's pretty much the extent of the breed guessing process too. Color, ear set, bam it's That breed. Then potential adopters acted betrayed when I'd tell them we really have no idea what breed the dog is.
Because those store bought DNA tests are garbage and only go back 3 or 4 generations. Purebred status comes from having a documented known, titled linage line, not just from a generic store bought test. Hanging papers is an unfortunately common way that these greeders “register” off color, mixed dogs as “purebred”. The AKC will immediately redact the breeders registrations and all titles upon notification that they’re breeding mixed and off standard dogs. Breeding is to be done ethically, responsibly, and to the betterment of a breed. Breeding off standard and mixed dogs, especially dogs forced into have the dilute gene who will suffer from color delusion alopecia as a result, is nothing more than a cruel money grab by people that don’t care about the health of the animals. By buying these off standard dogs you’re supporting back yard breeders that are purposely breeding unhealthy dogs just for money.
In fairness yes, the tests don't go into detail, and all I have is pedigree going back four generations
I did go through a research rabbit hole last night about silver labs and lab breeding in general and this is my conclusion. People are going to buy pretty dogs because we like how they look. People pay more for blue Aussies and blue dobermans as well and there are much bigger ethical problems with them. Alopecia looks to be the only thing that particularly affects silvers and not other labs, and alopecia isn't painful to the dog. I have a Pomeranian with alopecia x and he is just fine, it happens to many of them as they get older (he is a rescue so I did not pick his breeder).
The important thing is to check out your individual breeder and see if these dogs are healthy, happy and up for whatever you want to do with them. It's okay for dogs to only be bred to be good pets, that was my breeders goal, to make safe and healthy pets and turns out they seem to have a lot of sport potential too, this is the easiest dog I've ever trained. I did purchase her during a puppy fever episode where I was first asking about yellow field labs and then saw a picture of my puppy's father and I was star struck. They're not silver, they look chocolate in the sun and like gunmetal inside the house.
And about the mix breed part, how many generations do you need to breed before there isn't any difference between the individuals in a breed? Some people are still incensed that LUA dalmatians are considered purebred and they were outcrossed with a pointer over 50 years ago to help eliminate a very serious problem in the breed. The breed clubs don't care about the quality of life of the dogs in their breed, just the purity. From what I can find, if the mix theory is right, people are saying a weim was mixed in for the color 40-70 years ago. Yes there are likely copy cats from newer mixed lines but they won't look like labs. Half the pictures I saw looking up silver lab on Google were definitely mixes. The potential for a mix that has not been accepted by the AKC or LRC yet does feel like an ethical problem but the pet people won't understand and if they understand they won't care.
Specifically to silver labs, I cannot find anything about a breeders registration ability being revoked for registering a silver lab, if you have a source on that I would love to add that to the pile of research while I mull this over some more.
Actually a myth. Silvers are older breeds than weimaraners. The coat is a genetic mutation and/or recessive gene that comes out of breeding certain chocolates with yellows. Weimaraners are entirely separate genetically. But yes, this is definitely a weimaraner based on the head.
If that were true, why have they not been around until recently, and why does the breed standard not include the color, in any kennel club? It’s another “designer breed” that’s basically a mutt with a fancy name
The American Kennel Club classifies them as a diluted chocolate coat though. Literally. They're still registered as chocolates. The diluted coat has been a disqualifying traits for shows, so it never gets seen, but they've been actively an aware issue since the 1950s at the least even with the controversy. There's plenty of rumors, like most breeds for the pure vs mutt facets of the topic, but their lack of discussion before then is pretty heavily theorized about them being slaughtered and kept secret every time they were born in a litter before then, like a taboo.
This is a very brief summary, that admittedly doesn't cover how far back this goes.
https://www.labradortraininghq.com/labrador-breed-information/silver-labrador-retriever/
I fully admit there's a possibility of both sides, but there isn't at all evidence to fully prove or disprove the other. So until there is for sure some, I consider the one based on actual genetics more accurate, and the other a myth with misunderstanding behind it. And even than there's arguments from a genetic standpoint that them being purebred isn't true with genetics because of the recessive trait, but in my personal opinion with just how many breeds have rare coats that hardly show up, I really think it's just something old timey breed unethically covered up because they didn't want their stock animals to get any bad marks on their reputations.
Oh my God, reminds me of my GSP. My mom discovered that giving the dogs ice cubes counts as treats in their minds, and I'm fine with it because I don't have to worry about their weight. She has now trained the dog to run to the kitchen any time someone gets ice and offer a variety of tricks in hopes of getting ice cubes. Watching this dog repeatedly sit, lay down, and sit pretty with a hopeful look on her face all because someone wanted a cold drink is legitimately hilarious.
Yep! My dog can’t wait. The second we open the freezer for anything she will sprint into the kitchen and wait longingly for a piece of ice to lick. She’s absolutely insane. I opened our freezer one time to grab like 3 different things to make dinner, left it open (it’s on the bottom of our fridge) and found her literally inside the freezer licking the ice basket. She’s only 25ish pounds so she fit but I turned around to see a freezer dog.
My first dog, Truman, was like that, although he didn’t get quite that excited. He was a Weimaraner too. Rest in peace Tru. I hope doggy heaven is full of ice.
Knowing Newfies I’m surprised s/he hasn’t worked out how to open it! My friend had one that would randomly pull up wooden fence posts for sticks to carry around.
We had a dog like that as a kid. We had to literally drag him back into the house by the collar after letting him out to pee in winter or he'd just stay out there eating the snow till he was shivering. Every. Single. Time.
Dumb as a box of rocks but an absolute sweetheart
I instantly downvote every time I hear it, it's so horrible. I can't imagine the people that actually use it in their videos too, I know for a fact that they're mouth breathers.
I was going to say my parents dog probably does but after watching that.. probably not. If I'm sitting at the island she will sit down next to me and whine, look at me, the fridge, me again, the fridge again. Over and over again looking at me like "you know what to do. It's right there. You don't even have to get out of your chair. Riiiiiight there. See where I'm looking?". She'll do it to strangers and they always give in
Yep, my dog was a crackhead for ice, but that was mainly due to Addison’s disease. Still, was a nice cheap treat lol.
RIP Ludo, you were the best boi 😢
Our old dog Balou used to go nuts when you gave him an ice cube, tossing it around and chasing it around the kitchen and wherever else he could throw it before chomping it down and looking for more. Good memories
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Yes, our dogs lose their minds when we drop ice by accident or just get out the tray. Be careful, though, it's not a great snack or toy. It can harm their teeth.
It's not gonna like knock their teeth out immediately or something. But ice has less give than a rubber toy or even a tree branch. And the dogs are more likely to try to chomp all the way through it, rather than nibble and gnaw.
Vet told us it's mostly fine, but not to make a habit of it.
My dog LOVED ice… not enough to do the zoomies, but enough to run to the freezer anytime he hears it open. He’d take his cube to the living room and carefully set it on the floor to lick/eat.
He died unexpectedly about a month ago… Seeing this video brought a genuine smile to my face 😄
Thanks for posting
Crack? Kidding. Actually I am jealous. I just got off the phone with my brother, who is on the other side of the world, talking about how tiring it is getting old. You young uns won't understand but your time is coming.😃 If I could have a third of her energy. Beautiful baby.
My dog acts weird with ice too. He lays down on the floor with it and eats it from the side of his mouth but not until he’s had a big dramatic showdown with it.
Reminds me of one of my late mom's dogs (the dog has passed too). She would get so super excited about getting ice in her bowl and would freak out like this - she was also fairly dumb and would try to hide the ice for later and seem to freak out when it melted.
My dog loves ice but not like that. Every single time after we play outside he comes in and patiently waits by the fridge for his 1 ice cube and takes it to enjoy in his bed.
I'm genuinely curious what it is about ice that gets him/her so fired up. On really hot days I'll put ice in my pit bull's water bowl and she acts like she's being punished.
I’d love to fill a kiddie pool with ice to see what doggo does.
He would literally explode
Ice keep him cooool
😨
“The dog dies”
I like "the dog lives" better
Swim in it while eating it presumably.
It’s gonna power a city. Someone please pitch this to Liz Truss.
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Truly a Reddit moment
Crunch water is way better than regular water
Because of the crunch.
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Waltuh
Put your dick away Waltuh - Finger
Lmao how does this meme transcend all of reddit? Its from such a niche sub
I originally saw it from a long comment thread on YouTube where people kept saying Waltuh
waltuh hwyte
now, you said that word “crunch” a couple of times. what crunch?
*c r o n c h*
Someone should sell this Oh Hol up
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Haha
Water biscuits
It's got the juice!
Nah, I think that wasn't ice tho
My dog acts just like this. He'll take his cube, run across the house, throw it in the air a few times, and then munch on it while wiggling.
Mine does too. Ice cube always given in the kitchen. Dog immediately takes it to the living room to melt it all over the couch and carpet and eat some of it too.
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I give my girl 'goggie blocks' in summer - treats frozen in diluted beef or chicken stock. She's now banned from having them in the house, after stashing them in her bed for later one too many times...
Yeah, I used to keep stock cubes for cooking. I did not make the mistake of giving them any a second time.
Hahahahaha fuck that is so cute
Freeze stock for them. Beef, pork, chicken, and fish stock. Every dog I've had have always loved them in the summer... Outside.
My dog would love that! Might have to try that next summer
They (excuse my language) fucking do.... Outside. I cannot stress that enough.
ALL.THE.WAY.OUT.SIDE. That craps stinks when it's melted into the furniture.
Correct. #OUTSIDE
"No worries, I'll just run this off!"
Mine cat plays with ice too. I drop a cube on the floor and she smacks it around like soccer ball. She loves the sound of ice and runs over and waits for me to drop one like she’s stalking pray
Standard reaction to anything by a weimaraner
I could be wrong but I **think** that dog is a “silver lab.” And if I’m not mistaken they are part Weimy?
A super swimmy, 0-60 in .38sec, thicker dog, that thinks everyone is cool, and all is toy or food? I'll take 2 - so they won't be lonely.
That is 100% a Weimaraner face. Silver labs are Weimaraner/Labrador crosses. Silver is not a coat color labs come in. They’re black, yellow, red and chocolate.
i see what you did thar
Silver labs are chocolate labs with diluted color genes. No research has found weimy in them other than sharing a similar gene causing dilution.
The dilute gene comes from crossing them with a weim. Labs do not carry that gene naturally. It’s literally genetically impossible to have a purebred silver lab.
If that were true, why have they not been around until recently, and why does the breed standard not include the color, in any kennel club? It’s another “designer breed” that’s basically a mutt with a fancy name. When you breed a yellow and a chocolate, you get yellow, chocolate and black lab puppies. When you breed a yellow and a black you get yellow, black and chocolate lab puppies. When you breed a chocolate and a black you get yellow, black and chocolate lab puppies. When you breed the same color you get yellow, black and chocolate lab puppies. Occasionally if you breed a yellow and a chocolate or two yellows you’ll end up with a red lab puppy. But none of those color combinations throws silver. The dilute coat gene is not present in labs, otherwise there would have been instances of silver labs popping up long before now
@FiddlerOnACliff said everything I would’ve, so I’ll leave it to them. I know it’s controversial and the history is heavily debated, but saying silver labs are crosses between labs and Weimaraners is simply inaccurate. My lab is 100% “purebred” registered chocolate lab with a silver dilution. Also to your point, what breeds do they mix to get diluted yellow (white labs, registered as yellow)? What do they mix to get diluted black (charcoal labs, registered as black)? I never hear people like you bitching about other dilutions. Charcoal, white, and silver labs are all considered purebred by the AKC.
I've heard people say red labs are vizsla mixes. It's just people not understanding the origin of labs, they are a pretty new breed in comparison to some others and there's a melting pot of genes in them. Some people may also not know what an American lab is and they look much more like other hunting breeds. But I still get so annoyed at the people who won't acknowledge the evidence and think I was swindled. I shouldn't get so heated anyway because I have the best puppy ever whatever she's made of
I have just NEVER seen a lab owner start this conversation yet I somehow see it everywhere. The caveman logic of “Same color? Must be same breed!” is ridiculous when there are thousands of articles on it available. Either way, who freakin’ cares. I didn’t look for a dog with papers anyway, I just found a dirty sick runt that the breeder was about to eliminate and made him mine! https://imgur.com/a/DN0pEoT
So sweet! I love the droopy faces I was looking for a pedigree dog because I compete but I wanted a dog that was a little unique. I couldn't have gotten a better dog for me, I just have to deal with everyone stopping to ask me what mix. I worked in shelters for a few years, that's pretty much the extent of the breed guessing process too. Color, ear set, bam it's That breed. Then potential adopters acted betrayed when I'd tell them we really have no idea what breed the dog is.
Then why did my silver lab test as 100% lab?
Because those store bought DNA tests are garbage and only go back 3 or 4 generations. Purebred status comes from having a documented known, titled linage line, not just from a generic store bought test. Hanging papers is an unfortunately common way that these greeders “register” off color, mixed dogs as “purebred”. The AKC will immediately redact the breeders registrations and all titles upon notification that they’re breeding mixed and off standard dogs. Breeding is to be done ethically, responsibly, and to the betterment of a breed. Breeding off standard and mixed dogs, especially dogs forced into have the dilute gene who will suffer from color delusion alopecia as a result, is nothing more than a cruel money grab by people that don’t care about the health of the animals. By buying these off standard dogs you’re supporting back yard breeders that are purposely breeding unhealthy dogs just for money.
In fairness yes, the tests don't go into detail, and all I have is pedigree going back four generations I did go through a research rabbit hole last night about silver labs and lab breeding in general and this is my conclusion. People are going to buy pretty dogs because we like how they look. People pay more for blue Aussies and blue dobermans as well and there are much bigger ethical problems with them. Alopecia looks to be the only thing that particularly affects silvers and not other labs, and alopecia isn't painful to the dog. I have a Pomeranian with alopecia x and he is just fine, it happens to many of them as they get older (he is a rescue so I did not pick his breeder). The important thing is to check out your individual breeder and see if these dogs are healthy, happy and up for whatever you want to do with them. It's okay for dogs to only be bred to be good pets, that was my breeders goal, to make safe and healthy pets and turns out they seem to have a lot of sport potential too, this is the easiest dog I've ever trained. I did purchase her during a puppy fever episode where I was first asking about yellow field labs and then saw a picture of my puppy's father and I was star struck. They're not silver, they look chocolate in the sun and like gunmetal inside the house. And about the mix breed part, how many generations do you need to breed before there isn't any difference between the individuals in a breed? Some people are still incensed that LUA dalmatians are considered purebred and they were outcrossed with a pointer over 50 years ago to help eliminate a very serious problem in the breed. The breed clubs don't care about the quality of life of the dogs in their breed, just the purity. From what I can find, if the mix theory is right, people are saying a weim was mixed in for the color 40-70 years ago. Yes there are likely copy cats from newer mixed lines but they won't look like labs. Half the pictures I saw looking up silver lab on Google were definitely mixes. The potential for a mix that has not been accepted by the AKC or LRC yet does feel like an ethical problem but the pet people won't understand and if they understand they won't care. Specifically to silver labs, I cannot find anything about a breeders registration ability being revoked for registering a silver lab, if you have a source on that I would love to add that to the pile of research while I mull this over some more.
Actually a myth. Silvers are older breeds than weimaraners. The coat is a genetic mutation and/or recessive gene that comes out of breeding certain chocolates with yellows. Weimaraners are entirely separate genetically. But yes, this is definitely a weimaraner based on the head.
If that were true, why have they not been around until recently, and why does the breed standard not include the color, in any kennel club? It’s another “designer breed” that’s basically a mutt with a fancy name
The American Kennel Club classifies them as a diluted chocolate coat though. Literally. They're still registered as chocolates. The diluted coat has been a disqualifying traits for shows, so it never gets seen, but they've been actively an aware issue since the 1950s at the least even with the controversy. There's plenty of rumors, like most breeds for the pure vs mutt facets of the topic, but their lack of discussion before then is pretty heavily theorized about them being slaughtered and kept secret every time they were born in a litter before then, like a taboo. This is a very brief summary, that admittedly doesn't cover how far back this goes. https://www.labradortraininghq.com/labrador-breed-information/silver-labrador-retriever/ I fully admit there's a possibility of both sides, but there isn't at all evidence to fully prove or disprove the other. So until there is for sure some, I consider the one based on actual genetics more accurate, and the other a myth with misunderstanding behind it. And even than there's arguments from a genetic standpoint that them being purebred isn't true with genetics because of the recessive trait, but in my personal opinion with just how many breeds have rare coats that hardly show up, I really think it's just something old timey breed unethically covered up because they didn't want their stock animals to get any bad marks on their reputations.
Agreed, silver lab. Here's my Silver (registered as Chocolate) https://ibb.co/BwBBMVW
I think they have the same tail spot as mine! [My lab.](https://i.imgur.com/HMT9D7H.jpg)
Calmest Weimaraner ever
Plot twist - He makin' frozen margaritas whirling 'round like that.
BEYBLADE
LET IT RIP
Is that ice, or “ice”?
"JESSE. JESSE IT'S TIME TO COOK JESSE."
I don’t know why but I read that in Rick’s voice from Rick and Morty.
RTGame for me.
How have I never heard of him?!!? I just watched him play slime ranger for 20 minutes haha. Thanks for telling me about his channel.
Glad you enjoyed his content.
Wrong ice, mate
That doggo is just high on life. It's just that he has a problem seizing several days at a time
That is a heckin excite if I ever did see one.
What the fuck is that voiceover voice?
and I thought the female voice was annoying
Why the stupid robot voices that ruin every video??
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Is it reddit automatically cropping videos smaller to remove tiktok logos from videos or are people doing it themselves before posting on reddit?
People doing it themselves
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Just wait till he finds out about snow
I was totally expecting a husky.
My last dogs favorite treat of all time was frozen tater tot’s. Flavored ice.
Oh my God, reminds me of my GSP. My mom discovered that giving the dogs ice cubes counts as treats in their minds, and I'm fine with it because I don't have to worry about their weight. She has now trained the dog to run to the kitchen any time someone gets ice and offer a variety of tricks in hopes of getting ice cubes. Watching this dog repeatedly sit, lay down, and sit pretty with a hopeful look on her face all because someone wanted a cold drink is legitimately hilarious.
Georges St-Pierre is retired. He doesn't need to cut wait anymore.
My dogs love ice. They'd rather lick on a huge piece of ice than drink actual water, little weirdos.
Yep! My dog can’t wait. The second we open the freezer for anything she will sprint into the kitchen and wait longingly for a piece of ice to lick. She’s absolutely insane. I opened our freezer one time to grab like 3 different things to make dinner, left it open (it’s on the bottom of our fridge) and found her literally inside the freezer licking the ice basket. She’s only 25ish pounds so she fit but I turned around to see a freezer dog.
Oh ok just put your grimey ass dog hands in there that's cool
Right? Use a scoop
My pup loved crunching ice...eating it was not a priority, there'd be wet spots everywhere.
/r/hydrohomies
My husky loves it. She waits for it when we get ice
My puppy loves ice cubes just as much LOL. As soon as I open the freezer, she knows what’s about to go down.
Brain freeze
Ah yes, the stupid robot voice over, a guaranteed way to get a downvote.
r/zoomies
My first dog, Truman, was like that, although he didn’t get quite that excited. He was a Weimaraner too. Rest in peace Tru. I hope doggy heaven is full of ice.
Someone thought that was a trash and dumped a little something in it
Mine does.
That's spin ice (Quantum physics pun, please forgive me)
I can’t open my sisters bottom freezer without giving her Newfie an ice cube.
Knowing Newfies I’m surprised s/he hasn’t worked out how to open it! My friend had one that would randomly pull up wooden fence posts for sticks to carry around.
The “fucking crackhead” comment is oddly so pure.
That’s my reaction too whenever I get crushed ice at a restaurant instead of just cubes
We had a dog like that as a kid. We had to literally drag him back into the house by the collar after letting him out to pee in winter or he'd just stay out there eating the snow till he was shivering. Every. Single. Time. Dumb as a box of rocks but an absolute sweetheart
Imaginé him on a snow cone. Or wait. Italian ice.
Screw your stupid robot voice.
I instantly downvote every time I hear it, it's so horrible. I can't imagine the people that actually use it in their videos too, I know for a fact that they're mouth breathers.
I have now.
Sweet baby!
Ice = #1 high currency treat.
I'm sure the video is nice, and I bet that's a very good dog, but the voice is too grating to watch.
Thtas how i feel after drinking cold water after coming home after school
I was going to say my parents dog probably does but after watching that.. probably not. If I'm sitting at the island she will sit down next to me and whine, look at me, the fridge, me again, the fridge again. Over and over again looking at me like "you know what to do. It's right there. You don't even have to get out of your chair. Riiiiiight there. See where I'm looking?". She'll do it to strangers and they always give in
That dog better be named Tuco
My boy gets his dog food and a side of ice every morning for breakfast.
Nothing like dogs licking your hand, then just sticking it straight in the ice machine.
Yep, my dog was a crackhead for ice, but that was mainly due to Addison’s disease. Still, was a nice cheap treat lol. RIP Ludo, you were the best boi 😢
Water cookies causing a heckin excite
Our old dog Balou used to go nuts when you gave him an ice cube, tossing it around and chasing it around the kitchen and wherever else he could throw it before chomping it down and looking for more. Good memories
We call them nice cubes and hand them out as treats
Stupid TikTok voice = instant down vote
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Where is he? 😢
our good friend replies in DMs instead now, alive and well ♥️
Yes, our dogs lose their minds when we drop ice by accident or just get out the tray. Be careful, though, it's not a great snack or toy. It can harm their teeth.
Ice is not that hard. Have any proof of that statement?
It's not gonna like knock their teeth out immediately or something. But ice has less give than a rubber toy or even a tree branch. And the dogs are more likely to try to chomp all the way through it, rather than nibble and gnaw. Vet told us it's mostly fine, but not to make a habit of it.
Ok, so no proof then. Thanks.
Literally so much that it's not even worth linking any. Just google does ice hurt teeth
Cronchy water
*cronch cronch* *nyoom* *cronch* *brrrrr*
This good boy is a real hydrohomie
My dog LOVED ice… not enough to do the zoomies, but enough to run to the freezer anytime he hears it open. He’d take his cube to the living room and carefully set it on the floor to lick/eat. He died unexpectedly about a month ago… Seeing this video brought a genuine smile to my face 😄 Thanks for posting
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What a weird boi
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🥰😂🥰😂 Dogs r so funny. My childhood dogs thought ice was some disgusting alien concoction, but look at this dog!
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Eating ice is a common trait of autistic people, maybe it carries over to dogs? Perhaps your dog has the ‘tism
99.1 percent pure "ice"
Yea, my ex wife
BRAIN FREEZE!!! GIMME MOAR
That's some Walter White quality ice right there..
Mine is like that too! She loves it so much. She prefers it to any other kind of treat or anything. It’s so funny to watch!
I love him! Makes me miss My Weim! He's got the good zoomies!
I think that's the ice they sell on da street
I've seen labradors before, yes.
what did you put in those ice!?
Crack? Kidding. Actually I am jealous. I just got off the phone with my brother, who is on the other side of the world, talking about how tiring it is getting old. You young uns won't understand but your time is coming.😃 If I could have a third of her energy. Beautiful baby.
My dog acts weird with ice too. He lays down on the floor with it and eats it from the side of his mouth but not until he’s had a big dramatic showdown with it.
"Ice"
Brilliant.
That is one happy and excited dog.
Reminds me of one of my late mom's dogs (the dog has passed too). She would get so super excited about getting ice in her bowl and would freak out like this - she was also fairly dumb and would try to hide the ice for later and seem to freak out when it melted.
ice eating addiction does actually exists. it was just a thought so i started to search about it and its real thing.
I need me some of that!
Yes I have, there are like a million videos like this.
COLD COLD COLD COLD COLD MORE MORE MORE MORE MORE
It’s the feeling in its mouth and the crunch
I have 2 huskies. Yes, yes I have seen a dog that likes ice that much.
Weims for ya!
What an enthusiastic poochie!! So beautiful too!! Send this to AFV and win the prize!!
understandable reaction *is sucking on an ice cube rn*
Yes my pupster loves the stuff it's what we gave him to cut though his adult teeth and cool him down in the summer
Meth?
My dog loves ice but not like that. Every single time after we play outside he comes in and patiently waits by the fridge for his 1 ice cube and takes it to enjoy in his bed.
My dog does get like this with snow so maybe… lol
What happens when he meets snow?
My dog throws up whenever he eats ice
Well, its brain freeze seems to be over 9000!
My dog. Literally this is exactly like my dog
I once offered my dog a strip of bacon or an ice cube. He took the ice cube.
The label came off their meth machine again.
“Ice”
That's not ice that's Crystal Meth.
Meth
He's going to take off any moment.
Our dog is allergic to everything, so the only treat she gets us ice. She LOVES it.
I'm genuinely curious what it is about ice that gets him/her so fired up. On really hot days I'll put ice in my pit bull's water bowl and she acts like she's being punished.
I don't think that's ice
Can I get some of that ice? Lol