Greg Knauss
An experiment.
Mar 3 at 4:05pmIvory for iOS
Show threadFjord In ProgressMar 3
@gknauss @jerzone My dog’s head popped up upon hearing the snap. But then she huffed and laid her head back down when she realized it wasn’t me who made the noise.
Show threadIrene ZhangMar 3
@gknauss my cat would come running if I did that. He LOVES walks
Show threadStefan IhringerMar 3

@gknauss How cute is that 😊

With my dog it’s the sound of me starting to peel a carrot 😁

Show threadNamara GadisonMar 3
@gknauss
Nice dog character
How were you able to train it like that
Show threadGreg KnaussMar 4
@namaragadison Oh, it wasn’t intentional at all. He just assumes anything that’s been previously connected to a walk — the leash clasp, me standing up from my desk, two o’clock in the afternoon — means we’re headed out and he’ll come charging in.
Show threadmalteMar 3
@gknauss Pavlovian enjoyment is still very enjoyable - also to watch!
Show threadCassidy James   Mar 3
@gknauss I think Pavlov was onto something
Show thread⁂ Fish Id WardrobeMar 3

@gknauss did that cute dog just put the lead around their own neck? helpful!

wrong end of the lead, but, points for effort?

Show threadGreg KnaussMar 4
@fishidwardrobe When I get the leash on his collar, he’ll turn his head around to bite it, and give it a tug, like, c’mon, man! Let’s gooo!
Show thread⁂ Fish Id WardrobeMar 4
@gknauss awwww
Show threadMartinMar 4
@CStamp @gknauss Hehehe lololol! Happy dog.
Show threadpaulMar 4

@gknauss

https://www.reddit.com/r/therewasanattempt/comments/11eeqqb/to_get_a_snack/

Show threadAnnieMar 4

@gknauss alt text:

A hand makes a single click sound with the clip end of a dog’s leash. Within seconds, a dog comes scampering into frame, excited for a walk.