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Huckleberry the Golden Retriever has become a viral sensation for hanging out on his pet parent's roof! Read more about "Huck The Roof Dog"!
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Woman puts sign up explaining why her dog is always on her roof
Woman puts sign up explaining why her dog is always on her roof
Huckleberry the dog loves nothing more than sitting on the roof (Picture: @Hucktheroofdog / Instagram) Dogs often get up to all sorts of mischievous things when their owners aren’t looking. Golden retriever Huckleberry is no exception, and for some reason has started to enjoy nothing more than chilling on his owner’s roof. Huckleberry simply enjoys taking in the view of his hometown of Austin, in…
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Episode Two Electric Borkaloo
Welcome back to the Floof and Pupper Podcast! In today’s episode, Mel and Taylor discuss an explorer doggo, the akita breed, and clicker technique! Don’t forget to subscribe, like us on Facebook and follow us on Instagram for more adorable doggos! Bork bork!
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Article: https://barkpost.com/breaking-news-dog-sits-on-roof-surprises-passersby/
Huckleberry’s Instagram: @hucktheroofdog
Akita breed: http://dogtime.com/dog-breeds/akita#/slide/1
Hachiko: https://nerdnomads.com/hachiko_the_dog
Clicker technique: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clicker_training
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#HucktheRoofDog (via gallowboob)
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Owners, ‘don’t be alarmed’ about dog on the roof. Most dogs have their favorite spot in the house…their bed, in front of the fireplace, or maybe on the couch, but a dog in Austin, Texas, is getting quite a bit of attention because his favorite place is on the roof of his home. According to ABC News, Huckleberry, aka “Huck,” loves to hang out on the roof of his house and his family wants everyone to know that they are aware of where he is and they have told those who are concerned that they shouldn’t “be alarmed.” Huck belongs to Allie Burnitt and Justin Lindenmuth – the couple has had to put a sign on their door about Huck’s antics because so many people knock on the door to let them know that there is a dog on the roof. They don’t mind if people take a photo of their golden retriever and even encourage it – asking that images be ���shared with the world” with the hashtag #hucktheroofdog. Huck has his own Instagram account (Huck the roof dog, of course!) with nearly 8000 followers. The burning question is how in the heck does Huck get up on the roof?! Well, the roofline is low to the ground in the backyard, so Huck figured out how to hop up and enjoy the view from his lofty perch. His owners have reassured everyone that he is only let outside when they are home. Find Huck’s Instagram account here. https://www.instagram.com/hucktheroofdog/
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What a Dog on a Roof Can Teach Us All About Roof Safety
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By now, thousands of people feel that they know Huckleberry, a sprightly golden retriever who captured the heart of the Internet because of the peculiar place he likes to perch—on the rooftop of his owners’ Austin, TX, home.
The first person to tweet a photo of Huck on the roof was neighbor Sarafina Nance.
“I was on a walk with my puppy, and we were a couple blocks away from my apartment, and my puppy kept pulling on the leash and looking up,” Nance told ABC News. “And I finally looked up, and I saw this dog looking down on me from this roof.”
Surprised and slightly confused, Nance went to knock on the home’s front door to alert Huck’s owners, only to find out they already knew about their pet’s odd behavior. In the window was a sign that said, ‘Huckleberry … learned how to jump onto our roof from the backyard. We appreciate your concern but please do not knock on our door … we know he’s up there!”
Huckleberry the roof dog hanging out on his favorite part of the house
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After Nance’s tweet took off and Huck’s fame grew, the dog’s owners started an Instagram account (which now boasts 18,700 followers) dedicated to all things #hucktheroofdog, including a video of how Huck makes his way on top of the house (the 3-foot clearance between the backyard and the roof makes the leap easy for a dog his size).
“It took him about six months to figure out the roof was an extension of his backyard,” the dog’s owner Allie Burnitt explained to ABC News. “He now goes up every single time we let him outside.”
For those concerned about Huck’s safety, rest assured his owners never let him in the backyard unless someone’s home. Plus, as Leo Biyevetskiy of roofing website RoofingCalculator.org points out, “It’s pretty safe because the roof slope is shallow.”
What Huck can teach the rest of us about roof safety
Huck likes to perch on the roof for fun, but homeowners are more likely to climb up there to take care of maintenance tasks.
“Someone might go on their roof to clean gutters or windows, get a ball, install a chimney cap, remove a fallen branch, string Christmas lights—there are lots of reasons a homeowner might find him or herself on the roof,” says Mark Clement, a contractor at MyFixItUpLife.com.
But stepping on a roof can be a risky bet: According to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, falls account for over one-third of the deaths in construction—and those are professionals! That doesn’t bode well for regular old homeowners who are heading up there once in a blue moon to fix a leak or clean the leaves out of those gutters.
As such, it’s essential that people take every precaution to ensure they won’t fall and seriously injure themselves. If you’re heading on up, take a tip or two from experts on how to stay safe.
Watch the pitch. If you’re going to climb on your roof, Clement says you must make sure the roof pitch—the degree of steepness—is walkable. “The roof pitch on Huckleberry’s house looks like a three-pitch, or 14 degrees, the equivalent of walking up a shallow hill,” says Clement. If your roof is a five-pitch—22.5 degrees—or steeper, it’s not safe to walk on, says Biyevetskiy.
Use the right ladder. Your ladder should extend three rungs past the edge of the roof where you transition from the ladder to the building, says Clement. Otherwise, getting off and on will be much more difficult and dangerous. “A lot of people make the mistake of using a ladder that gets up to the edge of the roof, not past it,” he explains. “And getting onto the ladder is not the hardest part—it’s getting down.”
Use a ladder stabilizer. Unstable ladders are one of the leading causes of injuries sustained by homeowners trying to clean their gutters, Biyevetskiy explains. So if you plan on using a ladder to get on your roof, consider buying a stabilizer. It will set you back about $25 and makes it almost impossible for a ladder to slip and fall sideways. “The stabilizer should be placed on the edge of the roof just above gutters, or against the wall just below gutters,” says Biyevetskiy.
Wear the right shoes. For scaling a roof, always wear good running sneakers, as those provide the best grip, says Biyevetskiy. As obvious as it may sound, you should never wear sandals.
Don’t climb on a metal, slate, or tile roof. If your house’s roof is made of metal, slate, or tile, avoid walking on it at all costs. “Metal and slate roofs are very slippery, and slate roofs are usually steep, which makes them very difficult to walk on,” Biyevetskiy says. “Tile and slate roofs are also dangerous to walk on because they can break under your feet, and then falling is almost inevitable.”
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Family Makes Sign To Explain Why Their Dog Is On The Roof, And It Becomes An Internet Sensation
Meet Huckleberry, the doggie who loves nothing more than spending time on the rooftop of his human’s house and looking at the world from up high. Passengers are so surprised by the view, Huck’s owner even wrote a ‘Don’t Be Alarmed’ note. It says that they’re perfectly aware of the strange roundabouts of their dog and that they make sure the canine is safe at all times.
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“We never leave him in the backyard without someone being at home. He will not jump off unless you entice him with food or a ball!,” reads the note. The owner adds: “We appreciate your concern but please do not knock on our door… We know he’s up there! But please feel free to take pictures of him and share with the world!”
The guy even created a special hashtag to celebrate the antics of his incredible doggie – ‘#hucktheroofdog’. Whatever Huck is doing up there, watching the world go by or contemplating his life, let’s admit that it’s pretty impressive!
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Meet Huckleberry, the doggie who loves nothing more than spending time on the rooftop of his human’s house
Passengers are so surprised by the view, Huck’s owner even wrote a ‘Don’t Be Alarmed’ note
They claim to be aware of the strange roundabouts of their dog, and that the canine is safe
“We appreciate your concern but please do not knock on our door… We know he’s up there!
“But please feel free to take pictures of him and share with the world!”
Whatever Huck is doing up there, watching the world go by or contemplating his life, it’s pretty impressive!
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Meet Huckleberry, the Texas roof dog that is heckin' good
Meet Huckleberry, the Texas roof dog that is heckin’ good
Meet Huckleberry, the Texas roof dog that is heckin’ good (Reddit, @Hucktheroofdog) AUSTIN — Meet Huckleberry the “Texas Roof Dog.” Huckleberry’s claim to internet fame came a few days ago when someone tweeted a photo of the Golden Retriever who lives up to his name… Huckleberry’s owners understand their dog is one-of-a-kind, and have apparently posted a sign outside of their Austin home that…
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Huckleberry, a golden retriever in Austin, Texas has become a social media star for his unusual antics and favorite rooftop hot spot. @jenniferonfox7 will have more on @hucktheroofdog on @fox7austin tonight at 9 and 10 pm #FOX7Austin #austin #texas #austintexas #atx #atxdogs #dogsofaustin #dogsofatx #dogsofinstgram #dogs #sunsouttonguesout #hucktheroofdog
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#hucktheroofdog for president!
— Ryan Mecum (@MecumHaiku) May 10, 2017
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Family Makes Sign To Explain Why Their Dog Is On The Roof, And It Becomes An Internet Sensation
Meet Huckleberry, the doggie who loves nothing more than spending time on the rooftop of his human’s house and looking at the world from up high. Passengers are so surprised by the view, Huck’s owner even wrote a ‘Don’t Be Alarmed’ note. It says that they’re perfectly aware of the strange roundabouts of their dog and that they make sure the canine is safe at all times.
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“We never leave him in the backyard without someone being at home. He will not jump off unless you entice him with food or a ball!,” reads the note. The owner adds: “We appreciate your concern but please do not knock on our door… We know he’s up there! But please feel free to take pictures of him and share with the world!”
The guy even created a special hashtag to celebrate the antics of his incredible doggie – ‘#hucktheroofdog’. Whatever Huck is doing up there, watching the world go by or contemplating his life, let’s admit that it’s pretty impressive!
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Meet Huckleberry, the doggie who loves nothing more than spending time on the rooftop of his human’s house
Passengers are so surprised by the view, Huck’s owner even wrote a ‘Don’t Be Alarmed’ note
They claim to be aware of the strange roundabouts of their dog, and that the canine is safe
“We appreciate your concern but please do not knock on our door… We know he’s up there!
“But please feel free to take pictures of him and share with the world!”
Whatever Huck is doing up there, watching the world go by or contemplating his life, it’s pretty impressive!
from Viral News HQ http://ift.tt/2qg4LID via Viral News HQ
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Since I will probably never see him in real life....I need more pics of #Hucktheroofdog please 😍😍
— Monique (@NerdiePink) May 10, 2017
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Tweets like these make my day. #hucktheroofdog 🐶👍 https://t.co/jTbhnWrYXr
Tweets like these make my day. #hucktheroofdog 🐶👍 https://t.co/jTbhnWrYXr
— Ingrid van Vliet (@girlinthecafe) May 10, 2017
via Twitter https://twitter.com/girlinthecafe May 10, 2017 at 09:25PM
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