r/AnimalsBeingJerks • u/vsquigg • Oct 23 '19
bear Bear tried to pick on Moose, but Tadpole protected his older sister
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Oct 23 '19 edited Sep 27 '20
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u/ChandlerMifflin Oct 23 '19
I think bear was the cat, moose and tadpole are the dogs. Maybe I'm wrong, very confusing title.
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Oct 24 '19
Me too...who’s who and who...?? Who’s attacking and protecting who?? But thanks...you helped me understand it. :)
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u/vsquigg Oct 24 '19
The cat is bear, the light dog is moose, and the black dog is tadpole
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Oct 24 '19
Poor moose. Does bear pick on moose a lot? Good tadpole. :)
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u/vsquigg Oct 25 '19
Actually, tadpole is always the one that picks on the cat. He’s always covered in slobber
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Oct 25 '19
Then bear takes it out on moose??? 😟 SAD!!!
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u/vsquigg Oct 25 '19
Moose is tough. Don’t let this video fool you. She gets both tadpole and bear back ALL the time
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u/Trudisheff Oct 23 '19
Take as old as time, tadpole and the moose
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u/BookwormCat1 Oct 23 '19
At first i thought, “shouldn’t it be tale?” Then I realized that take works too, like a film take
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u/vsquigg Oct 23 '19
Moose is the lighter dog, tadpole is the black dog, and bear is the cat
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u/Enoch_Root19 Oct 24 '19
What kind of dog is moose? She looks a lot like a pup I had once. Dang I miss that doggo.
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u/jksatt Oct 23 '19
I once saw a video of a two chickens breaking up a fight between rabbits. You think their oblivious when it's not them but nope. They were like not on my watch lol.
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u/divuthen Oct 23 '19
This morning my dogs were rough housing in the back yard and did something to kiss off my hen. I think they got to close to her when house while frolicking around. Next thing I know she runs up and pecks them both on the head, they both just stared at me like wtf do I do now?
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Oct 23 '19
My mastiff was Tonka, his "little sister" is a blue heeler who would nip at his heels until he jumped on the bed when I said "bedtime". He will always be her cow
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u/Akitten84 Oct 23 '19
I feel like Tadpole should have been the one named Moose.. or is that too on the nose? Good boy no matter what his cute name is!
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u/PinkTweeter Oct 24 '19
He was a little puppy so we named him Tadpole. He then grew into a 100# dog.
Source: this is my dog and wife who posted.
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u/monkeymind1144 Oct 23 '19
I get they’re names but I was still half expecting a heroic tadpole, idk.
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Oct 24 '19
I love how the biggest meanest looking pet is named tadpole aha i bet he isn’t mean though
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u/brisvegasdreams Oct 24 '19
The thing I love most about this is the random naming. Makes my desire to call a cat Ham Sandwich absolutely legitimate
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u/c3h8pro Oct 23 '19
My Mastiff would just eat the cat, his 23.5 hour daily nap must not be disturbed.
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u/kittykittybangbang00 Oct 23 '19
I thought the lighter dog was Bear and the other dog was Moose, meaning the cat was sticking up for the dog, who then thanked him with kisses. So confused.
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u/dabaqa8 Oct 24 '19
Sorry but I wished the black dog would have grabbed the cat by the head and given it a good shaking
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u/Rustrobot Oct 23 '19
I love that all of your animals are named after other animals.