@0xabad1dea
Let me guess – he genuinely thinks he's the tiniest baby of all.
Brought to you by my long history of shepherds who don't understand why they can't seem to get the knack of fitting the beds that small dogs look so cosy in.
@0xabad1dea
He is absolutely a tiny baby. All doggies are babies.
@topofmyvoice when I started posting Odin photos on Chinese social media I was delighted to to see them also call him very literally "little baby"
@SnoozyRests I think he's completely unaware that he's bigger than me.
@0xabad1dea aaaaah, my favourite big dog personality trait
does odin have a comically small chair he can pose in?
@SnoozyRests I'm afraid I don't have a comically small chair for Odin, only a comically normal-size sofa
@0xabad1dea @SnoozyRests yep, absolutely going into battle riding Odin soon
@clacksee yes, I have to carefully manage him around small dogs and children because, while there isn’t a malicious hair on his back, he really doesn’t quite understand the physics of the situation
@0xabad1dea
My elder baby dog was 3 years old when I got him. He’d grown up in kennels with dogs of his own size. He was absolutely terrified of small dogs. A chihuahua sniffed him and he leapt a metre in the air. Even 9 years later, he's still wary of small dogs – and afraid of small children.