“Discover the 50 Hilarious Dog Owner Memes That Perfectly Capture the Chaos and Cuteness of Pet Parenthood!”
While cats might be the reigning champs of online fame, let’s face it—dogs just know how to tug at our heartstrings! With their goofy grins, wagging tails, and an unwavering loyalty that can make even the grumpiest curmudgeon melt, it’s no surprise that these furballs have secured their spot as the darling of the internet. Have you ever wondered why these lovable creatures make the best memes? Perhaps it’s because they’ve been by our side for thousands of years, mastering the art of companionship… and perhaps a little mischief too!
Enter the delightful world of the Doggocom Instagram page, a treasure trove filled with adorable, funny, and relatable dog-themed memes that’ll have you chuckling contentedly. But hang on—there’s more! I had a heart-to-heart with Juliana DeWillems, a Certified Dog Behavior Consultant & Dog Trainer, about the quirks and conundrums of our canine companions. So, grab your phone, get comfy, and scroll away! And don’t forget to share your own doggy tales in the comments! LEARN MORE.
While cats are probably the undisputed masters of internet content, there is no denying that dogs have a special place in our hearts. After all, they are cute, smart, loyal and have been there for us for literally thousands of years. So itâs little wonder that they have also carved out a sizable niche of posts and memes online for us all to enjoy.
The âDoggocomâ Instagram page is dedicated to cute, hilarious and relatable dog-based memes. We also got in touch with Juliana DeWillems, Certified Dog Behavior Consultant & Dog Trainer, to learn more. So get comfortable as you scroll through, upvote your favorites and be sure to comment your thoughts and experiences below.
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Bored Panda got in touch with Juliana DeWillems, Certified Dog Behavior Consultant & Dog Trainer, and she was kind enough to answer some of our questions about our furry friends. Firstly, we wanted to hear what common misconceptions sheâs encountered about dog behavior.
âOh man, where do I start! Dogs are unfortunately very likely to be misunderstood due to humans not understanding canine body language. Dogs are constantly communicating with their bodies and behavior, but because humans are verbal communicators we often miss what they are saying.â
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âWhen we do pay attention to a dogâs body language, we often misinterpret it and apply human constructs or human secondary emotions to the behavior. We are quick to label dogs as spiteful, stubborn, mean, or dominant, when in reality their body language tells an entirely different story about what they are experiencing and why they are behaving a certain way.â
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âThe human world is very tricky to navigate for a dog, and they are just trying their best! One of my favorite sentiments about dog behavior is: your dog is not trying to give you a hard time, they are having a hard time. The more we approach dog behavior with curiosity and empathy, the easier and less frustrating our life with dogs will be.â
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We also wanted to hear her take on the old question, can one teach an old dog new tricks? âAbsolutely! Dogs can learn at any age. In fact, doing positive reinforcement training with an older dog can be a great way to keep their mind sharp, help them feel fulfilled, and enrich their life.â
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âIf youâre wanting to change an old dogâs behavior, that is going to be harder later in life simply because youâre working against many years of habits being reinforced. Itâs not impossible, it just might take more effort than if youâre wanting to build new habits in a young dog,â she shared with Bored Panda.
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Setting aside training, we also wanted to hear her opinion on why dog content is just so common and popular online. âI think the human-canine bond is really powerful. As a society we LOVE dogs and they have become a huge part of our lives and our culture. They bring us so much joy and happiness, so of course that is going to extend to the internet. â
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âWe love dogs because of how silly, happy, and full of personality they areâwhich also happens to be the perfect formula for viral internet content.â A quick glance at any meme page will net you multiple articles on animals being cute or funny. While itâs often cats, dogs do get their fair share of attention.
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Juliana left us with some parting thoughts. âThe best thing you can do for your dog and the dogs in your life is to educate yourself about dog body language. Understanding what your dog is saying with their body language and behavior can dramatically increase your bond with them because they finally have a way to communicate with you.â
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âHowever, once you learn about dog body language, get ready for a lot of viral dog content to be less entertaining because you suddenly notice all the subtle stress signals the dogs are showing in videos and photos. Itâs not uncommon for humans to have a good laugh at an animalâs expense, often because we donât realize just how distressed an animal is in the moment.â
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âUnderstanding dogs is a double-edged sword because you canât unsee the signs of stress, but itâs worth it. Weâve asked dogs to adapt to our human worldâthe least we can do is learn their language and understand what they are trying to tell us. A great resource for learning canine body language: Doggie Language: A Dog Loverâs Guide to Understanding Your Best Friend by Lili Chin (itâs literally a picture book!)â
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