Parker wants a conversation so she’s narrating what’s happening around her as she’s talking facts. It’s a bit uncomfortable however for the humans around her. 🤭🤭🤭 Thank you. May you all please take care and stay safe. Louisa. 👏👏👏❤️❤️❤️🤩🤩🤩
I reckon there’s a lot of reasons, although I have no real basis (as ever) for my ideas: 1. She enjoys the freedom of expressing herself. 2. She’s been praised enough for using the buttons that she gets a little dopamine hit (like we do playing silly phone games) every time she presses. 3. Dogs are social they love communicating one way or another. 4. Narrating their lives is something popular with AIC pets. I mean what could be more important than what’s happening to and around them! 5. Comedy reactions from humans are always fun, although maybe a little confusing coz they don’t get loud when she talk about herself going potty! 6. Dogs are vulnerable when they poop. When pooping they want someone to keep lookout for them. This is a deep instinct, so although they know weirdo humans go to the loo alone, it must feel as if they need to keep an extra watch on the vulnerable human, and the only way to show the group that they are a good social doggy doing their job is to report on it. (Coz humans are a bit thick and don’t give credit when your posture shows you’re paying attention to bathroom activities.) Oh and it’s so impressive she states that it’s HUMAN, she makes it very clear that she doesn’t need the potty! There must be 15 other reasons, it’d be good to hear what people think. Let’s help the algorithm promote AIC by commenting. (Frankly it’s the main reason I voice my nonsense!)
I think it could be any of these or also a combination! I think it also probably makes sense to her to narrate our poops since we tend to narrate hers and other dogs! And thanks for the algorithm boost 🥰
I think talking dogs keep mentioning it when humans use the bathroom for the same reason Parker did when the guest dog peed in the house. If Parker can be educated enough to not soil the house, why can't humans respect the house?
Parker wants a conversation so she’s narrating what’s happening around her as she’s talking facts. It’s a bit uncomfortable however for the humans around her. 🤭🤭🤭 Thank you. May you all please take care and stay safe. Louisa. 👏👏👏❤️❤️❤️🤩🤩🤩
I do believe Parker is a genius.🥰
I reckon there’s a lot of reasons, although I have no real basis (as ever) for my ideas:
1. She enjoys the freedom of expressing herself.
2. She’s been praised enough for using the buttons that she gets a little dopamine hit (like we do playing silly phone games) every time she presses.
3. Dogs are social they love communicating one way or another.
4. Narrating their lives is something popular with AIC pets. I mean what could be more important than what’s happening to and around them!
5. Comedy reactions from humans are always fun, although maybe a little confusing coz they don’t get loud when she talk about herself going potty!
6. Dogs are vulnerable when they poop. When pooping they want someone to keep lookout for them. This is a deep instinct, so although they know weirdo humans go to the loo alone, it must feel as if they need to keep an extra watch on the vulnerable human, and the only way to show the group that they are a good social doggy doing their job is to report on it. (Coz humans are a bit thick and don’t give credit when your posture shows you’re paying attention to bathroom activities.)
Oh and it’s so impressive she states that it’s HUMAN, she makes it very clear that she doesn’t need the potty!
There must be 15 other reasons, it’d be good to hear what people think. Let’s help the algorithm promote AIC by commenting. (Frankly it’s the main reason I voice my nonsense!)
I think it could be any of these or also a combination! I think it also probably makes sense to her to narrate our poops since we tend to narrate hers and other dogs! And thanks for the algorithm boost 🥰
I think talking dogs keep mentioning it when humans use the bathroom for the same reason Parker did when the guest dog peed in the house. If Parker can be educated enough to not soil the house, why can't humans respect the house?
That’s possible! We also always comment when she potties so it only makes sense she should do the same!
I reckon not, humans have always pooped in the house, it’s allowed. Dogs peeing in the house is not, ESPECIALLY in Parker’s bed!