Dogs Tidy Up Never Hire a Cleaning Service Ever Again
- 7 years ago
This is not hyperbole. This is honest-to-goodness truth. Some families end up paying hundreds and hundreds of dollars per week to have their homes cleaned by top-notch cleaning services, resulting in thousands upon thousands of dollars in spending the year.
Yes, the house is clean, and spotless, but it comes at a hefty price.
What if we told you that you could have a perfectly clean home, simply by having a well trained dog?
You would jump at that opportunity, wouldn't you? In this video, we are able to see an absolute breakthrough in owner-dog science. This owner has clearly invested in the time it takes to train her dog in the janitorial arts. All the owner has to say is, “clean up,” and the dog immediately begins picking up trash and putting it in the garbage.
Imagine the potential here. We live in a world where this owner could create a viral YouTube web series about training your dog to clean your house, and sell it as a subscription service. This could easily garner millions of followers and subscribers. House-cleaning pets is a potential billion-dollar industry on the rise.
Just look at how excitedly this dog picks up the brown paper bag, only to gently plop it right in the trash can? What's next? Scrubbing the dishes? Deep carpet cleanings? Lord knows the dogs have been the cause of deep carpet cleaning's millions of times over. Why not turn their bathroom follies into a multimillion dollar industry?
Scientists estimate that this teachable behavior is attributed to the fact that pets have long been cleaning the floor any time food has fallen from the dinner table. Perhaps it is our fault for thinking that dogs were only looking after the food, when in fact, they were entire house cleaning machines waiting to be trained.
Yes, the house is clean, and spotless, but it comes at a hefty price.
What if we told you that you could have a perfectly clean home, simply by having a well trained dog?
You would jump at that opportunity, wouldn't you? In this video, we are able to see an absolute breakthrough in owner-dog science. This owner has clearly invested in the time it takes to train her dog in the janitorial arts. All the owner has to say is, “clean up,” and the dog immediately begins picking up trash and putting it in the garbage.
Imagine the potential here. We live in a world where this owner could create a viral YouTube web series about training your dog to clean your house, and sell it as a subscription service. This could easily garner millions of followers and subscribers. House-cleaning pets is a potential billion-dollar industry on the rise.
Just look at how excitedly this dog picks up the brown paper bag, only to gently plop it right in the trash can? What's next? Scrubbing the dishes? Deep carpet cleanings? Lord knows the dogs have been the cause of deep carpet cleaning's millions of times over. Why not turn their bathroom follies into a multimillion dollar industry?
Scientists estimate that this teachable behavior is attributed to the fact that pets have long been cleaning the floor any time food has fallen from the dinner table. Perhaps it is our fault for thinking that dogs were only looking after the food, when in fact, they were entire house cleaning machines waiting to be trained.