Dogs are trained to wait for a turtle before getting started to a meal

The owner taught her dogs to wait until the smallest inhabitant of the house approaches his bowl.

In this unusual group, there is a strict hierarchy, where size and speed do not matter. The dogs, who can empty the bowls in a second, wait with trepidation until the shelled "alpha" slowly takes his place. The turtle moves with the dignity of a royal person, clearly aware of his power, and the dogs seem to understand perfectly well that there is no place for haste here. Only when the turtle gets to the bowl does the usual dog chaos begin.