They don’t wear bikinis but they live a longer happier life if they aren’t fat they will more easier and have less health problems so they will feel less pain
obese dogs tend to have mobility issues, and sometimes breathing issues as well. plus dogs also love to run and play, which is difficult with extra weight.
Want to know a fun fact? Humans have bred the Satiation gene out of dogs to make them easier to train. Labs in particular are really food responsive. Because they can never ever feel full. A whole life of being hungry. That's the life of a lab. Hunger.. pugs get a tough call being deformed but labs are the true genetic nightmare.
The dog that just chilled up there getting like four in a row? I think she's calling it Feng Mi (Honey) the "ta" at the end might be 的 which is like adding 's to the end of their name. She's speaking in that universal high-pitched voice for pets so I'm not super sure, but it makes the most sense from context clues.
Ummmm, it's hard to explain but it's half her accent and half just the way languages have such different sounds. I get why everyone is hearing Tumita but for me the F noise instantly stood out. In English F sounds tend to be a tad drawn out or emphasized, but in Mandarin it can sometimes be a touch more punchy sounding like T or D.
Edit: Also a little bit of context clues. Tu-Mi (with that specific inflection) isn't a pair of syllables that I recognize as a word at all, so I automatically rejected it and latched onto the next thing that sounded right. And I can totally see Honey as a dog's name, so that's where I landed and now I can't unhear it.
Yeah I very clearly hear Fengmi also. Absolutely wild how the brain can assimilate different sounds together or separate them depending on one’s linguistic background
Thanks for sharing. I don't know Chinese and I heard it tumida the first time but after reading your comment and watching the video again I clearly heard it fengmida. It is such a strange feeling 😊☺️ Edit: some part I heard it as Tengmida
It's like that rabbit/duck illusion, I could hear either depending on which one I'm trying to perceive. I think the very first time I heard it I heard yanny though, but that was quite a while ago.
Oh yeah. I don't know if it's just me but for the laurel/yanny audio case even if I try to hear yanny I still only hear Laurel. My uneducated answer would be I'm weak at switching my hearing frequency or my hearing perception is weak. Because when it comes to most optical illusions that I came across on the internet I'm able to perceive them well enough without tips.
It makes me think he may have Cushing's disease like our old dachshund who once at an entire leftover bucket of fried KFC original somehow and didn't die
No, he's just a lab. I'm honestly surprised at how much constraint these labs are showing, my old guy would have stayed there eating as many as he was given.
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u/Pure_Wrongdoer_4714 1d ago
That one guy had had too many