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Dogs Caught in the Act!

Mia the American Bully and Bruno the Boxer sharing a dog bed. There is another dog bed filled with stuffing and chewed up paper towels next to them

The following are pictures and stories of dogs caught in the act of doing deeds we fellow dog owners would have preferred them NOT to do. This section is sure to keep you laughing; after all, it was not YOUR dog! Or was it? Despite these deeds, most of us still love our dogs. For those of you who just had a dog commit a no-no, look at these picture pages and don't feel so bad, it could have been worse! Do you have a photo(s) of your pet caught in the act of a no-no? Send it in! along with your story!

Wondering why dogs do these bad deeds? Puppies need constant guidance and to be taught what is acceptable and what is not. A dog that goes on daily pack walks is less likely to engage in any destructive tendencies. Most dogs that are destructive are not happy dogs. When a dog is destructive it is usually a sign that there is something lacking in the dog’s life, something that the canine animal needs which the humans around them are not providing—perhaps boredom, a lack of communication, exercise, discipline or a general understanding between canine and human. A dog’s actions are a direct result of the humans around it. Learn more: Understanding Dog Behavior.

  • Saint Bernard Stealing Leftovers from the Kitchen Sink
  • Greyhound Chewing up Magazines
  • Aussie/ Rott Mix Caught on the Grill Retrieving a Ball!
  • Goldendoodle Puppy standing on the Bathroom Sink!
  • Staffie Puppy Chewing on the Coffee Table!
  • Golden Sheltie Caught Chewing up some paper towels!
  • Belgian Malinois caught in the act of chewing toilet paper and a wicker chair!
  • Close Up - Corgi / Shepherd Hybrid Chewing on a Chair!
  • Puggle standing on the Dining Room Table and chewing up a magazine
  • Smooth Fox Terrier Mix is jumping a fence
  • Labradoodle Puppy Chewing up the Toilet Paper

A dog that goes on daily pack walks is less likely to engage in any destructive tendencies. A dog’s actions are a direct result of the humans around it.