Originally published at: http://boingboing.net/2017/02/07/why-are-these-dogs-barking.html
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Aww poor bear was dude I am trying to nap here… jeez alright I will go already.
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They’re not upset! those dogs have simply found the largest stuffed animal in the world, and really, really, realyreallyreally want to play!
I can just see them imagining the mountain of stuffing they can pull out of that bear…
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Feists!
They just couldn’t bear to share their yard with someone else
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Obviously it was that other bigger dog that was intruding on their territory.
That little terrier is brave to go after that big. . . whatever breed it was.
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If that bear was a grizzly or polar bear, those dogs would be snacks.
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If you’ve ever seen a chihuahua at the dog park, you’ll realize that dogs do not understand the concept of relative size.
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Oh great, now The Baja Men are going to try and recapture the spotlight with Who Let The Bears In?
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Well, that sure was one big chihuahua.
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These puppers get it. 13/10!
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I wouldn’t worry, dogs bark at anything.
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Whatever it was they were barking at, that bear wasn’t having any of it either.
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The question is, why was that big one NOT barking at whatever it was?
Pic-a-nic basket defense successful!
Commence plaint for cheese and sandwich meat thus defended…
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Because it would be pretty weird for them to be meowing.
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Maybe; polar bears, being irish, are highly intelligent and thus very curious.
I have seen many videos of polar bears playing carefully with huskies.
I beg your pardon?
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Cool, it’s the dog version of:
[Edit: Looks like bears can be startled away by the unexpected - and good thing too!]
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Yeah, apparently they are descended from wandering irish brown bears, from ages ago.
So perhaps they’re naturalized canadians of irish descent?
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