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Guy at Dog Park Tells Dog 'We Talked About This'

A screenshot of a social media post from user 'not a guy' (@NicCageMatch) featuring a humorous observation about a dog owner at a dog park. The post describes overhearing a man tell his dog 'NO!' loudly, followed by a quieter, exasperated 'We talked about this!', highlighting the relatable and funny dynamic of pet owners treating their pets like humans. The profile picture shows a person holding a cat, adding a personal touch to the user's post.
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Guy at dog park
NO!
Guy at dog park
We talked about this!

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Just heard a guy at the dog park tell his dog 'NO!' and then more quietly, 'We talked about this!'

Overview

A screenshot of a social media post from user 'not a guy' (@NicCageMatch) featuring a humorous observation about a dog owner at a dog park. The post describes overhearing a man tell his dog 'NO!' loudly, followed by a quieter, exasperated 'We talked about this!', highlighting the relatable and funny dynamic of pet owners treating their pets like humans. The profile picture shows a person holding a cat, adding a personal touch to the user's post.

Origin notes

The image is a screenshot of an original social media post, likely from Twitter/X, created by user 'not a guy' (@NicCageMatch). The post consists of a text-based observation about a dog owner at a dog park, with no evidence of remixing, editing, or derivation from other memes or content. The layout and structure are consistent with standard text posts on Twitter/X, including a profile picture, display name, handle, and main text content.

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