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catbyte

(34,398 posts) Tue Mar 31, 2020, 05:04 PM Mar 2020

Corgi Always Refuses To Go On Walks

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Corgi Always Refuses To Go On Walks (Original Post) catbyte Mar 2020 OP

K&R. nt tblue37 Mar 2020 #1

A Welsh Corgi named Geppetto? Maybe that's the problem!!! Siwsan Mar 2020 #2

OMG! That corgi is fat. Doreen Mar 2020 #3

Of course, why walk when you can ride? Geppetto's no dummy. Fla Dem Mar 2020 #4

But he's so cute! smirkymonkey Mar 2020 #5

Dogs' uncanny superpower... targetpractice Mar 2020 #6

tblue37

(65,393 posts)

1. K&R. nt

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Tue Mar 31, 2020, 05:05 PM

Mar 2020

Siwsan

(26,266 posts)

2. A Welsh Corgi named Geppetto? Maybe that's the problem!!!

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Tue Mar 31, 2020, 05:09 PM

Mar 2020

Give him a name like Llewellyn and he'll be strutting his stuff!

Doreen

(11,686 posts)

3. OMG! That corgi is fat.

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Tue Mar 31, 2020, 05:16 PM

Mar 2020

That was adorable though.

Fla Dem

(23,685 posts)

4. Of course, why walk when you can ride? Geppetto's no dummy.

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Tue Mar 31, 2020, 05:34 PM

Mar 2020

smirkymonkey

(63,221 posts)

5. But he's so cute!

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Tue Mar 31, 2020, 07:43 PM

Mar 2020

targetpractice

(4,919 posts)

6. Dogs' uncanny superpower...

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Tue Mar 31, 2020, 08:45 PM

Mar 2020

...is the ability to change their center-of-gravity instantly when they don't want to do something. They relax and become immovable.

I've also heard this phenomenon called "toddlering"... Seems to be an instinctual behavior, common between canid and human juveniles.

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