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By marie e ehlenbachPublished 2 months ago 3 min read
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There’s arguably nothing cuter than watching a puppy encounter certain things for the very first time. Our lives are full of objects that puppies find strange or downright scary. Here are six things that baffle puppies in the most adorable way.

1. Vacuums!

These roaring, monstrous contraptions must surely be the arch-nemesis of the canine world. Puppies often stand their ground against the dreaded vacuum, barking as if to say, "Back off, you noisy beast!" But unless they learn it's just a noisy, harmless helper, you might be signing up for an eternal saga of Puppy vs. The Suck Monster!

2. Mirrors!

Ah, the magic portal of self-discovery. Some puppies glance at their reflection and walk away unimpressed, while others embark on a quest to uncover the mysterious "shadow pup" lurking in the glass. Expect anything from peace offerings to a mission impossible behind the looking glass to find this doppelganger!

3. Television!

What's better than Netflix and chill? PupFlix and confusion! Some puppies can't seem to look away from the box that barks and moves. Especially during a dog show, it's like the Super Bowl for them—snacks included. Watch as your furry friend becomes a couch potato in training.

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4. Ice Cubes!

Ice cubes are the ultimate brain freeze for puppies. They're cold, they're slippery, and they skitter across the floor like a hockey puck. Suddenly, it's game on—a mix of barking and playful bowing, followed by the shocking realization that this toy is edible! Just keep an eye on these frozen chew toys; they can be sneaky little choking hazards.

5. Brooms!

The witch's favorite mode of transport is also a puppy's puzzlement. Is it a plaything? Is it alive? Why does it move so fast? The broom dance can go one of two ways: a merry jig or a full-on broom battle. Either way, helping your puppy get used to these sweepy swishers is a step towards a peaceful, hair-free home.

6. Phones!

Ever tried to have a heart-to-heart with your puppy over the phone? It's like a magical voice box that blows their furry little minds. Whether it's the adorable head tilt or the frantic search party for your invisible presence, it's enough to make you want to video call your pup just to see that precious face.

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Puppies may have their moments of startled barks or defensive growls, but they often shift into playful mode once they realize there's no real threat—just a bunch of human gizmos. Keep an eye out for any signs of puppy panic though, and be ready to turn their fear into fun, ensuring a future of chill vibes and wagging tails. But if your pup remains a scaredy-cat, don't fret! A chat with a doggy guru might just do the trick.

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Picture this: a bundle of boundless energy with a wagging tail that seems powered by its own little motor. This playful dog is the embodiment of joy on four legs, a furry dynamo that turns any dull moment into a fiesta of fetch and frolic. With a sparkle in its eyes and a spring in its step, this canine companion is ready for action at the drop of a hat—or better yet, the throw of a ball.

At the park, this pooch is the star of the show, galloping across the green like it's got rockets strapped to its paws. It zigzags with the grace of an athlete, its tongue lolling out in a doggy grin. Whether it's chasing its tail in a hilarious display of self-entertainment or bounding after a frisbee with Olympic-level gusto, this dog is all about the play!

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About the Creator

marie e ehlenbach

I started writing when I found my imagination needed a place to be! Yes, I will write about anything that comes to mind! Living near the National Park in Washington, DC. I find it is the place to go to let your imagination take over!

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  • marie e ehlenbach (Author)2 months ago

    I am glad you enjoyed it! - Marie

  • How adorable. This was a fun read. I so enjoyed it.

  • You have four dogs! I only have one, she is a handful!

  • Daphsam2 months ago

    This is so good. My little cavalier, King Charles spaniel, always tries to attack the vacuum cleaner, or if she sees herself in the mirror she thinks it’s another dog. Really funny article, I relate since I have four dogs. 

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