What message is conveyed by this dog's body language?

Question

Apparently the owner found that his dog had brought a friend home through the doggy door.

Is it "Did I do a bad thing?"

http://i526.photobucket.com/albums/cc345/ClickReply/dogdeer1.jpg

Answer 1

its nice to see a beagle having a wild friend instead of chasing it but as the fawn grows he will need the outdoors. there are orgs who will take care of the baby and hopefully get it use to being in the woods again. the mom might be dead or is looking for him. it is quite a unique thing for a dog to do. i hope the fawn will be safe and away from hunters and maybe a petting zoo will take him in.

Answer 2

With the look of disgust on the dogs face, l think he's more likely to be thinking,

"Do we have to keep it?"

Don't let the BYB's see it, they'll try and pass it off as a new designer breed and try selling a few!

Answer 3

why the h**l do you have a deer on your couch, i hope he carpet bombs it with p**p for your retardedness.

Answer 4

It looks more like... "I brought home a friend to play with." so cute

Answer 5

Unsure of the situation maybe. By the way the dog and the deer are too cute together!

Answer 6

OMG that is absolutely adorable!! Thanks for sharing!!!!

I don't think it's a joke.  I just think they look comfortable with each other and I think the fawn is too young to know fear of the dog yet.

Answer 7

awwww to cute

Answer 8

great question............

I think the message that is conveyed by this dog is tolerance at the moment.  He/she is accepting the fawn to lie on the couch temporarily but is not quite sure how this will all work out. There is a feeling of comfort but vigilance in his/her posture and expression.  

Answer 9

Maybe he is saying, "He followed me home, can we keep him?"

Too cute!

Blessings!

Answer 10

Isn't she pretty...

Answer 11

haha! awww that is so awesomely cute! The dog actually looks protective, haha, like, I brought it in and it's mine!

Answer 12

More like:

"Do you like it?" ;)

On a serious note, though. You should put the dear back in the wild. It's mother is probably looking for it. :)