OMG dogs DO NOT like vacuums nor rug cleaners. Although Alex loved the vacuum he’d follow me around. Now the rug cleaner not so much as it got rid of all the “Alex” smells. Our other dogs didn’t give a hoot one way or another. Our animals got used to the vacuum quickly since I vacuumed every single day. Now without them I can get by with 2 times a week.
Some dogs don’t mind vacuum cleaners. In fact, I had a husky that LOVED being vacuumed – we’d take the power head off (of course), turn on the suction and give him a good vacuuming to get rid of all those clumps of hair. (At times I could “pluck” them off him as he blew his coat, but living in Canada, it wasn’t all at once, it was basically late spring through early fall you had to deal with it).
Then again, he really didn’t mind a lot – a dog with not a care in the world and would lie there like a lump on a log. In the summer, he’d sleep right on top of the air conditioning vent and wouldn’t budge unless there was food or a walk.
And of course, he’d get totally confused, since in the summer he’d want to be indoors (cooler), while in the winter, he’d want to go outside. He didn’t get used to this so in the summer he’d go out then realize it was hotter and want to come back in, and in the winter it would be the opposite, so he couldn’t ever decide if it was time to stay in or out.
Templo S.U.D. almost 4 years ago
one more vacuum cleaner to not worry about in the dogs’ perspectives
DennisinSeattle Premium Member almost 4 years ago
You have good hindsight!
Breadboard almost 4 years ago
Strange way of fishing ;-)
dwane.scoty1 almost 4 years ago
Poncho! You touched it w/o gloves or mask! Vacooties for you, Dude!
Geophyzz almost 4 years ago
Dogs can deliver. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=edxrG6eO0Gc
vaughnrl2003 Premium Member almost 4 years ago
Ohhh, 75 “Oak Steet”. I thought you said 75 “Feet Deep”. Let me try it again.
Otis Rufus Driftwood almost 4 years ago
That’s like a cat delivering dog food.
fritzoid Premium Member almost 4 years ago
If Poncho’s trying to get Service Dog certification, he’s got a long way to go.
dmattoon Premium Member almost 4 years ago
Especially not to deliver vacuum cleaners, duuh
DondiDoo almost 4 years ago
Hey that’s specieist. You should have done a better job interviewing. It is Poncho after all.
heathcliff2 almost 4 years ago
Depends on the dog.
whenlifewassimpler almost 4 years ago
OMG dogs DO NOT like vacuums nor rug cleaners. Although Alex loved the vacuum he’d follow me around. Now the rug cleaner not so much as it got rid of all the “Alex” smells. Our other dogs didn’t give a hoot one way or another. Our animals got used to the vacuum quickly since I vacuumed every single day. Now without them I can get by with 2 times a week.
JP Steve Premium Member almost 4 years ago
“Poncho abhors a vacuum…”
cessnadriver almost 4 years ago
Some dogs don’t mind vacuum cleaners. In fact, I had a husky that LOVED being vacuumed – we’d take the power head off (of course), turn on the suction and give him a good vacuuming to get rid of all those clumps of hair. (At times I could “pluck” them off him as he blew his coat, but living in Canada, it wasn’t all at once, it was basically late spring through early fall you had to deal with it).
Then again, he really didn’t mind a lot – a dog with not a care in the world and would lie there like a lump on a log. In the summer, he’d sleep right on top of the air conditioning vent and wouldn’t budge unless there was food or a walk.
And of course, he’d get totally confused, since in the summer he’d want to be indoors (cooler), while in the winter, he’d want to go outside. He didn’t get used to this so in the summer he’d go out then realize it was hotter and want to come back in, and in the winter it would be the opposite, so he couldn’t ever decide if it was time to stay in or out.
ronaldspence almost 4 years ago
Nature and dogs abhor a vacuum!