People Are Sharing Things They Accidentally Conditioned Their Pets To Do And It's Adorable
Vote up the most adorable things people conditioned their pets to do.
Animals are smart and pick up on signals pretty easily, whether we meant to teach them something or not. People are sharing the things they accidentally taught their pets to do and the stories are pretty hilarious, enjoy!
- 1588 VOTES
An Affectionate Kitty
From Redditor u/missmartian1992:
My old cat learned by watching my SO and I to give forehead kisses and hold hands as a sign of affection. So now he will give you his forehead and give him a kiss and then you have to let him kiss your forehead. And at night he will hold your hand and sleep next to you through the night.
- 2456 VOTES
When Ice Is Life
From Redditor u/tstock415:
My dog knew he would always get some ice to chew when I went to the fridge so any time he heard the ice machine on the fridge start he would come running in. Once he became deaf he would feel the vibrations in the floor from it and knew it was ice time!
- 3508 VOTES
At Least They Have Good Manners
From Redditor u/VeryAgitatedEngineer:
My cat meows twice (like “bless you”) when I sneeze and I say “thank you” back. She started doing that on her own.
I stopped saying thank you a few times and now she won’t stop yelling at me until she knows I’m okay.
- 4442 VOTES
Kitty Exterminator
From Redditor u/C8H10N4O2Addiction:
I picked my kitten up a few times to kill some spiders up high for me. So now whenever I pick her up she looks up at the ceiling and looks for spiders.
- 5570 VOTES
A Tiny Rotisserie Chicken
From Redditor u/WebsterPack:
My old cockatiel learned to fling herself in the sink and paddle around because then I would fish her out and dry her with my hairdryer. All I had to do was turn it on and hold it, she'd fluff up her feathers and slowly turn around in the air stream. Like a tiny rotisserie chicken.
- 6455 VOTES
Possibly The Cutest Thing We've Ever Read
From Redditor u/Kayleiighm:
When I was little I would constantly carry around one of my cats, Feist. Since my hands were full with her I would use one of her outstretched paws to turn on lights whenever we entered a room.
Now the little bastard switches them on and off for fun.