🐾 How to Tell if She’s Golden … or a Gold Digger

🦓 Intro

Listen, fellas… not every lady at the dog park is there for love. Some are there for your treats. Some want your humans. And some? Just wanna use your pool, steal your favorite squeaky toy, and ghost you the second your human says ā€œvet.ā€

I’m not saying don’t fall in love. I’m saying—be smarter than a hound in heat.

Here’s how to know if she’s golden… or a gold digger.


šŸ•ā€šŸ¦ŗ 1. She’s Golden If She Shares the Shade

It’s 95°, there’s one patch of grass under the picnic table. If she lets you lay next to her belly-to-belly without growling? She’s golden.
If she stands over the shade like she paid rent and throws you side-eye for even thinking about flopping down? Gold digger.

Sniff Test:
Will she make room for you? Or claim it like a queen claiming the last air-conditioned crate?


šŸ– 2. Gold Digger Girls Are All About Your Treats

A golden girl offers you half her bacon strip. A gold digger flashes her tail, winks, and then walks away with your chew bone.

Behavioral Red Flag:
She’s only affectionate when the treat pouch jingles? That ain’t loyalty—that’s manipulation with a cute collar.


🧸 3. She’s Golden If She Doesn’t Steal Your Toys

Look, I don’t mind sharing a tug rope—but when she walks in and grabs my duck, squeaks it once, and then pees on it like a land deed? Yeah… that’s a red flag wrapped in fur.

Field Tip:
She marks every toy she touches but won’t play fetch? That’s a toy hoarder, not a partner.


🐾 4. Gold Diggers Only Chase When Humans Are Watching

She won’t chase the ball unless there’s a camera out. She fakes zoomies. She won’t even sniff a squirrel unless your human’s recording.

Willie Rule:
If she only runs when it’s for clout, you’re not in a real relationship—you’re in a performance.


šŸ’§ 5. She’s Golden If She Gets Dirty With You

Mud puddle? She’s in. Pond? She belly-flops. Fire hydrant run-off? She treats it like a spa day.

Gold digger? ā€œEw, I just got brushed.ā€
She dodges the mud. She whines at the rain. She’s there for the park pics, not the park.


🦓 6. She’s Golden If She Picks You Over Fancy Leashes

A true golden girl doesn’t care if your collar’s a little frayed. She likes your vibe, your bark, and your weird little ear twitch. She’s into you.

Gold diggers? They want dogs with orthopedic beds, filtered water bowls, and Instagram accounts.

Hard Truth:
If she’s more into your human’s truck than your tail wag… she’s not golden, bro. She’s a leash-chasing clout sniffer.


šŸ’¤ 7. A Golden Nap Partner Is Ride-or-Die

You nap? She naps. You bark at a bush? She barks with you—then pretends she saw it first.
She shares the dog bed without hogging the fluffy side.

Gold digger? Sleeps diagonally, kicks you in the kidneys, then fakes a snore when your leg falls asleep.


🐾 Final Bark from Willie

Look, not every girl with a bowtie and a bandana is out to use you. But some of them are. And if you’ve ever been tricked into giving up your spot in the truck bed only to watch her jump out and flirt with a husky?

You know the sting.

So sniff smart. Watch her fetch. Notice who she shares her snacks with. And remember—if she plays tug with you, not just your toys, she might just be golden.

But if she winks, whines, takes your treats, and sprints when the pouch’s empty?

She ain’t golden, bro.
She’s a gold digger.

2 thoughts on “🐾 How to Tell if She’s Golden … or a Gold Digger”

  1. Michelle Bahr

    This is definitely good info for your male dogs to him. Love this blog definitely gonna share it on all my social medias.

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