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Puppy Leo curious of what he sees in the mirror! He tries to eat his reflection out of there.

My Beagle named Buster was obsessed with any kind of food. He always developed crazy eyes when you would go to give him a treat. He used to love watermelon before he passed away.

Leo the service dog is being a gentle soul while his little friend takes off his eye boogies and cleans his face.

Leo loves his elephant toy. He sucks on it like it’s a pacifier and he was caught sucking on it while sitting up and he would not let it go!

My service dog Leo was found in the other room laying upside down and flashing a smile. I went to boop his nose and it was the cutest thing. He remained smiling.

When Leo the service dog was a puppy, I caught this slow motion video of him running to me. All you see is his big ears and big paws until he “catches” the camera.

My service dog Leo loves his time off! He will take all his toys and suck on them like they are his pacifier. He will do this for hours! That’s the way he “unwinds” from a long day!

Leo the service dog, as a puppy, meeting his new sister, Marla, who doesn’t seem interested in him at all. She seems annoyed by his presence.

My service dog Leo, after working all day for me, came home and loved his time off. Service dogs get to have fun too!!! ***I do not own the rights to this music*** Song: Carol by Chuck Berry

A puppy named Leo encountered his reflection in the mirror and wondered why it wouldn’t come out and play.

Many people are puzzled by the fact that dogs seem to ignore images of themselves reflected in a mirror. Young puppies encountering mirrors for the first time may treat the image as if it is another dog. They may bark at it, or give a little bow and an invitation to play as if they are encountering a real dog and engaging in a social interaction. However, after a short while they lose interest. This cute clip shows the moment a Golden Retriever puppy comes face to face with itself after looking into a mirror for the first time and getting slightly confused. Is this Golden Retriever puppy trying to make a new friend in the mirror? The video shows the dog staring at his reflection and letting little low cries before taking a step forward and touching the glass. He is totally confused that he even tries to sniff at the mirror. He then backs away because he obviously didn’t like the cold, hard touch and rather adorably starts moving his head sideways, entirely unsure as to how to behave in the situation. The pooch then bravely takes another step forward and touches the mirror once again while letting short barks all along. It seems like this dog can’t come to terms with his reflection and looks around the room calmly while taking a quick break. When your dog looks in the mirror, what does he see? A playmate, maybe. An adversary, sometimes. But could he possibly recognize himself? For that matter — does a <a href="https://rumble.com/v40xq4-dog-honks-horn-at-other-dogs-when-she-wants-to-play.html" target="_blank">dog</a> have a sense of "self"? Leo the Golden Retriever puppy sees himself in the mirror for the first time. His reaction is both hilarious and extremely cute! What a cute little <a href="https://rumble.com/v3ydr3-the-worlds-rarest-flower-corpse-flower-i-destroyed-and-buried-12.html" target="_blank">flower</a> !