Do Your Dogs Pray Before Eating?
Well, not only do these four dogs pray before eating, but check them out cleaning up afterward too! There’s nothing I admire more than a well-trained dog. Sometimes people think that dogs aren’t too bright because of the way they act, but I’m here to tell you that dogs can, and do, learn very fast if you just spend a little time in their training. The thing is that you have to be consistent as well. You can’t train them, yet let them get away thing things you don’t want them to do.
Anyway, watch this short video to see four dogs pray before eating. Make sure you watch it to the very end. Do your children do as well as these dogs? 🙂
Dogs pray before eating
Aren’t they fantastic? It’s such a pleasure, in my opinion, to see well-trained dogs such as this
. I had a German Shepherd that I took through extensive training, but I never thought to train her to pray. She was such a great dog. We used to do Agility Training which was a lot of fun (and good exercise) for both of us. She died several months ago. She was 14 years old and died of bone cancer. Rest in Peace, Star. This is dedicated to you.
Just for Fun
Here are a few other pictures, just for fun. I don’t know these dogs; I just think they’re adorable. These dogs pray before eating too.
Not Only Do These Dogs Pray Before Eating, They Clean Up Afterward Too Click To Tweet
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Hi Jeanne,
That was freakin’ awesome! OMG. Lol.
I miss my dog! Thank you for making my Saturday!
I’m always amazed at how dogs are able to mimic our behavior. I don’t know what we’d do without them.
Awww! These are the cutest dogs! How clever!
LOL. Oh my! Very well mannered. . . Did you notice the second one from the left was having a hard time, though? And the third one “cleaned up” the second one’s bowl. LOL. Too cute.
We lost our dog about a year ago, she was a black and white Shelty. It really is like losing a family member, but I wouldn’t trade the memories for anything. I agree one hundred percent that dogs have a great capacity for learning. It’s up to their owners to get them the proper training, otherwise they have only themselves to blame. Cheers.
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