if you have a dog pease tell me if they also do this...?

Question

- Suddenly think it's a good idea to stand up when you're right in the middle of stepping over them?

I have a cat but the cat never seems to do it. Maybe they all do it.
I figure it's not as dangerous if they are little but my dogs so big I almost end up sitting on his back when he stands up

Answer 1

lol
so cute

yes they do

Answer 2

Lol.Yep they do.Trouble is,one of mine is a 9 1/2 stone Bull Mastiff.She stands up when I'm doing that and I end up being catapaulted through the air,lol

Answer 3

I have a very large Lab who does it all the time. I tell him to move but he just looks at me until I step over him, or lets say try and step over him.

Answer 4

Hahahahahahhaha.....Yeah. It's not very bright is it?

I have a Parson Jack Russel (The most timid one I've ever seen), and she'll do that. I have just learned to walk next to her, or I'll call her before I have to step over her. Hehe.

Answer 5

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Answer 6

yes,
indeed they do.
Ruins the day,
occasionally,
And they don't seem too bothered about the screaming, the crying - well I was only 10 - the ambulance, the plaster, either.

Don't get a datch hound/ sausage dog, you foot fits neatly underneath the tummy when it rather suddenly gets up

Answer 7

I'd never do that! I'm a well trained young lady and besides it's fun seeing my rather little (in human terms) mistress trying to step over me!

Answer 8

LOL yea my dog does do that. She also like crossing in front of me when walking. Not such a good idea though.

Answer 9

my two dog,s do it all the time i think they plan to do it when walk into the room and try to step over them

Answer 10

Yes, mine does it, too. He's a 6lb dog, and he gets "yipped" (stepped on) quite often. He also follows me so closely that when I stop walking he runs into my ankles!

Answer 11

Dog are very intelligent, able to vary their state or action in response to varying situations, requirements, & past experiences.