my grandparents live in the country. Once, I jumped into a pile of leaves and my foot went clear through the ribcage of a deer. All bone, no flesh, but still creepy.
As the owner of two basset hounds, they tend to explore and bring back some interesting items. My basset, Ellie, loved to sniff everything she could find. While I was walking her, she would enjoy looking at the deer like they were really big dogs, but her favorite thing to do was try and eat bees WHILE THEY WERE FLYING AROUND, and she was ALLERGIC! Thank god nothing ever happened to her but she really was just a character! I miss that stubborn little basset everyday.
My grandma used to live in phenix Arizona, and she used to have a German and shepherd that would go play in the bush, when she was telling me this I asked if the coyotes around there house would try to attack there dog, and my grandma told me that the wild coyotes around there house used to let my grandmas dog hunt with them and accepted the dog as there own, which I think is pretty legendary dog story
@@Basement_Editor Coyotes are usually pretty timid animals. They'd rarely attack something there own size, and would hesitate even if they outnumbered the animal. Lot's of city folk or people from suburbs tend to characterize coyotes as similar to wolves, but they're very different in behavior. I've lived near coyotes all my life. They only attack small pets, and only if they're alone or the coyote's really hungry. Anything their same size, or something bigger like a human, easily scares them off. Only time that's not the case is if they're rabid and in the later stages. Sometimes coyotes get more courage if the animal or human fails to intimidate them, or when humans treat them like pets and feed them. This is why coyotes enter neighborhoods, that is, besides them naturally being driven into suburbs when development destroys their natural lands.
As a country dweller, this is too damn accurate. Our family dog Twister once brought us a dead water moccasin: we had to check if he’d been bit cause he was also wet from creek water. Luckily, he was fine. I miss that dog. He made sure I was never alone in the worst time of my life: he was such a good boy..
My old cat used to leave dead birds around the house and one night he decided he’d leave one beside my parent’s bed. The next morning my poor mother got out of bed and promptly stepped on it. Still haunts her to this day.
Aww, it's like what my cat does with dead birds. What a good boy, providing for his owner. Also, I love this old 30's cartoon animation style and title cards. Hope you're doing well.
The utter terror I would have felt grabbing any of those items from a dogs mouth. But then there’s also me who’s cleaned up mouse’s remains from my cat while congratulating him. Anyways I love the story telling and the animation it looks amazing!
This actually happened to my Mom, once! Before I was born, my parents had a dog named Bandit, and one day he was trying to bring a rather large “stick” into the house, but it was too long to fit through the door. My mom took a closer look, and lo and behold, it was a deer leg. 😅
Somebody Please give this girl an animation team, and have her make her own animation show. Just a simple 7 to 10 minute cartoon series where she just tells stories to her friends and neighbors in this animation style. It would be a massive success!
I know what it's like to live in the country, my cat, Buster brought my mother all sorts of "gifts", the dead vole just made us decide he was now an indoor cat. We had several cats, one Blackin would bring me bird feet, she also tried to protect me from the kitchen sink....
My family has a dachshund/corgi mix, so a pretty short, stubby dog. I wasn't here for this, but my family saw a brid fly a bit too close to the ground, and she jumped up, snatching the bird in her jaws, and brought it up to the door proudly That was how I learned that dachshunds were bred as hunting dogs. Specifically to fit down into small burrows
My family's legendary dog was Shasta. She showed up to my mom's house one day, dehydrated and hungry. She adopted my mother after she fed and watered her. There was something about her not drinking water at first, so my mom started trying every other drink in the house, and the pupper eventually started drinking when she was given Shasta, and that's how she got her name, but that's a bit fuzzy. Shasta was an escape artist and would take herself on little adventures and would sometimes only come home when my mom was convinced she was dead and balling her eyes out. We had a eight foot tall dog run with a heavy lid, but the lid wasn't bolted down or anything, just weighed down. Shasta climbed up the side and pushed the lid up enough for her to slip out, and then she jumped over the fence. When my dad started dating my mom, he decided he was going to find a way to contain Shasta. He eventually gave up. She passed away from old age as a happy pup, and my parents buried her body under a tree.
Here's what my basset hounds have found in the backyard: 3 fidget spinners, 2 hair brushes 3 paint brushs2 magnets A rusted screwdriver Dried out and non dried out markers Paper Glass Painted glass 8 Legos 3 pairs of scissors 6 socks, And more I probably can't remember so yeah-
You've got impeccable timing Miss Rebecca, I was having a not-so-good very bad day and listening to your story about Charlie the basset hound brought me a little happiness. Thank you for making days better with your stories and videos! ❤
Yes Levi a mixed beagle might be a english beagle you can tell th beagle part very well the patterns on him he loves picking up live mice or rats squirrels anything hes lucky he hasnt found a skunk... Yet he does this alot on walks
I love these mini animations! I hope we hear some more pet stories if you have them. Also we should just nickname him Charlie the collector, it sounds like he had culminated quite the collection of animal parts.
My chocolate lab, Chocolate, has found alot of stuff on walks through a nighborhood path: 2 deer antlers (1 big and small) 2 deer leg bones bloody dear skull And snake skin Also, one of my cats, Oreo, would try to escape outside at any chance he got and would return whe he felt like it or was caught. On 2 occasions, he caught a LIVE GARDEN SNAKE and paraded it in his mouth around proudly . We got the snake away safely, but Oreo has been given the nickname "Snake killer" due to the events
My dogs would collect dead animals and bring them into the house like they were showing off Pokémon cards. I’ll never forget the squirrel incident…💀 I absolutely adore the traditional feel of past animation styles! Awesome video! :)
Whenever I took my service dog out for his evening walk back at school (he was a bit of a troublemaker out of his work harness), if he suddenly started behaving absolutely PERFECTLY exactly as though he was in his work harness, I knew he had something in his mouth he shouldn't... I usually couldn't investigate until we were back in my dorm and one time what I found was a dead BAT. And I was soooo glad he was fully up to date on his rabies vaccine. @.@
This happened to a friend of my mom's as well. I think it was during the winter time while she was visiting her friends house, and her friend's dog was trying to bring in this giant stick through the door. Upon closer inspection, just like in the video, it was not a stick, but a frozen deer leg. He was very sad when his prize was taken away from him.
I live out in the country, so there was this one time that I let my beagle in, and as soon as she came in she RAN to mg room and put what i thought was her toy under my bed, but once i got in bed i realized it smelled TERRIBLE in my room, so checked everywhere for the smell, until i looked under my bed and there was a literal DEER HEART in there. 😅 Bailey (my beagle) was for sure a hunting dog. 😂
I really thought that Charlie would have unknowingly find a shallow grave of an murdered victom to take its arm from, Morbid I know but hey I'm an forensic files fan!
Aww! Charlie! I've been waiting for a video like this! Would love some long form videos about your pets and their shenanigans, Becca ❤️ Especially Dipper (I imagine he's grown up now, but no matter. See you in the next video! 🐕❤️
Witch of the Woods good things in the shop!! creatorink.com/collections/let-me-explain-studios-by-rebecca-parham
Lol 😆
I’d love to get some for Christmas!
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I love the way Rebecca draws charlie
it’s just so *good*
just. such a shape
very shape like
My favorite shape is the Charlie shape
I don't actually think Rebecca drew Charlie in this one, the artists are linked in the description. But yeah, Charlie's very cute.
Reminds me of Dug from Up.
"this stick is furry" was never thought the sentence i would hear in my life
but here we are
my grandparents live in the country. Once, I jumped into a pile of leaves and my foot went clear through the ribcage of a deer. All bone, no flesh, but still creepy.
As the owner of two basset hounds, they tend to explore and bring back some interesting items. My basset, Ellie, loved to sniff everything she could find. While I was walking her, she would enjoy looking at the deer like they were really big dogs, but her favorite thing to do was try and eat bees WHILE THEY WERE FLYING AROUND, and she was ALLERGIC! Thank god nothing ever happened to her but she really was just a character! I miss that stubborn little basset everyday.
I have a basset named violet, she’s 8
You miss her? I’m sadly guessing she died?☹️
@@Jdmcworldplus13 Unfortunately yes, she passed away in October of last year she was nine, but she's playing with her brothers and sisters in heaven ♥
@@fryingpan34my condolences goes to you,, may your basset Rest In Peace and may you stay safe and feel better soon
@@Jdmcworldplus13 Death doesn't need to be so sad, they gave the dog a happy life & that's what truly matters.
Charlie’s design is adorable! Such a little squish 🥰
His nose is adorable.
@@Random-k9pRight??
I love arm sticks.
Me too.
Meh too!
Me too!
Who doesn’t
It's a leg stick
Rebecca's pretty much the definition of "worth the wait".
Don't you mean matt jolly creator of madness combat?
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@@melodystarlight7933 the timing XD
Tabbes is too
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Most likely but it’s true. She’s nothing like that chump SML
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My grandma used to live in phenix Arizona, and she used to have a German and shepherd that would go play in the bush, when she was telling me this I asked if the coyotes around there house would try to attack there dog, and my grandma told me that the wild coyotes around there house used to let my grandmas dog hunt with them and accepted the dog as there own, which I think is pretty legendary dog story
The kindest coyotes ive ever heard
@@Basement_Editor Coyotes are usually pretty timid animals. They'd rarely attack something there own size, and would hesitate even if they outnumbered the animal. Lot's of city folk or people from suburbs tend to characterize coyotes as similar to wolves, but they're very different in behavior. I've lived near coyotes all my life. They only attack small pets, and only if they're alone or the coyote's really hungry. Anything their same size, or something bigger like a human, easily scares them off. Only time that's not the case is if they're rabid and in the later stages.
Sometimes coyotes get more courage if the animal or human fails to intimidate them, or when humans treat them like pets and feed them. This is why coyotes enter neighborhoods, that is, besides them naturally being driven into suburbs when development destroys their natural lands.
I expected it to be a human arm.
Hey bro need a hand
It really makes my day whenever Rebecca makes a video no matter how long
As a country dweller, this is too damn accurate. Our family dog Twister once brought us a dead water moccasin: we had to check if he’d been bit cause he was also wet from creek water.
Luckily, he was fine. I miss that dog. He made sure I was never alone in the worst time of my life: he was such a good boy..
I love dogs.
Why did you name your dog after a game
@vileplumeserpanist pets can be named after many many many things. For example I once named a cat after a fictional character.
@@arimisho2985 I know, it’s a joke.
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the silly old stile in the new animations is just so cute ❤ You're incredible becca
My old cat used to leave dead birds around the house and one night he decided he’d leave one beside my parent’s bed. The next morning my poor mother got out of bed and promptly stepped on it. Still haunts her to this day.
Your poor mom. My cat who died a few years ago once brought a dead bird into the house. She was so proud of it while my mom screamed.
Ah yes, that one time you get terrified and confused when your dog manages to kill something and tries to bring it to you as a gift.
Charlie is basically just a mini vulture that instead of eating, he retrieves.
Aww, it's like what my cat does with dead birds. What a good boy, providing for his owner. Also, I love this old 30's cartoon animation style and title cards. Hope you're doing well.
Agreed
He is the best boy.
worst things that my cats have brought in were centipedes, LIVING ones!(I have not idea how they never got bitten by them^^")
The utter terror I would have felt grabbing any of those items from a dogs mouth. But then there’s also me who’s cleaned up mouse’s remains from my cat while congratulating him.
Anyways I love the story telling and the animation it looks amazing!
0:52 I Thought It Was A Shotgun 💀
Bro Charlie is so cute she draws him so well 1:37
This actually happened to my Mom, once! Before I was born, my parents had a dog named Bandit, and one day he was trying to bring a rather large “stick” into the house, but it was too long to fit through the door. My mom took a closer look, and lo and behold, it was a deer leg. 😅
Dang! Did not know that this was a common occurrence 😅😂
He wants some Venison in his dinner😂
Rebecca is the literal definition of quality over quantity
Yup
Somebody Please give this girl an animation team, and have her make her own animation show. Just a simple 7 to 10 minute cartoon series where she just tells stories to her friends and neighbors in this animation style. It would be a massive success!
I know what it's like to live in the country, my cat, Buster brought my mother all sorts of "gifts", the dead vole just made us decide he was now an indoor cat. We had several cats, one Blackin would bring me bird feet, she also tried to protect me from the kitchen sink....
Your art style has changed a lot congrats 😯
Your right😊
My family has a dachshund/corgi mix, so a pretty short, stubby dog.
I wasn't here for this, but my family saw a brid fly a bit too close to the ground, and she jumped up, snatching the bird in her jaws, and brought it up to the door proudly
That was how I learned that dachshunds were bred as hunting dogs. Specifically to fit down into small burrows
My family's legendary dog was Shasta. She showed up to my mom's house one day, dehydrated and hungry. She adopted my mother after she fed and watered her. There was something about her not drinking water at first, so my mom started trying every other drink in the house, and the pupper eventually started drinking when she was given Shasta, and that's how she got her name, but that's a bit fuzzy.
Shasta was an escape artist and would take herself on little adventures and would sometimes only come home when my mom was convinced she was dead and balling her eyes out.
We had a eight foot tall dog run with a heavy lid, but the lid wasn't bolted down or anything, just weighed down. Shasta climbed up the side and pushed the lid up enough for her to slip out, and then she jumped over the fence.
When my dad started dating my mom, he decided he was going to find a way to contain Shasta. He eventually gave up.
She passed away from old age as a happy pup, and my parents buried her body under a tree.
"The shiney things were just dead" Got me 😂😂😂
I sometimes forget how darkly comedic Becca's stories can get.
Here's what my basset hounds have found in the backyard: 3 fidget spinners, 2 hair brushes 3 paint brushs2 magnets A rusted screwdriver Dried out and non dried out markers Paper Glass Painted glass 8 Legos 3 pairs of scissors 6 socks, And more I probably can't remember so yeah-
Interesting
0:10 Charlie is my cats name and u described
Him so perfectly I almost think you’re talking about him
I’m digging the new style! Keep up the good work Rebecca!
its so cute
cuphead
Normal dogs get sticks
*Charlie gets flesh and bones form corpses*
You've got impeccable timing Miss Rebecca, I was having a not-so-good very bad day and listening to your story about Charlie the basset hound brought me a little happiness. Thank you for making days better with your stories and videos! ❤
Yes Levi a mixed beagle might be a english beagle you can tell th beagle part very well the patterns on him he loves picking up live mice or rats squirrels anything hes lucky he hasnt found a skunk... Yet he does this alot on walks
I mean I can’t blame him basset hounds have really good sense of smell so he probably tracked everything he took
1:22 a Deers Legs😱
Oh deer thats what she said littrely
I love these mini animations! I hope we hear some more pet stories if you have them. Also we should just nickname him Charlie the collector, it sounds like he had culminated quite the collection of animal parts.
Our pets sometimes bring us things that are so bizzare we think they got those from an alternate universe.
Aw charlie is so cute. I love how she draws him❤!
0:24 I love that she made it look like it was the 50s 😂
My dog came back with a *wild* pig skull (witch if you don’t has *ALOT* of *DEADLY* bacteria on its teeth)
The way that Charlie picked up a Deer leg and Brought it home, tells you he was a smart dog
I fully expected it to be a snake.
You know I own a snake
@@mudboggino i didn’t but that’s cool
DUDE a dog that brings me animal bones is my DREAM!!! Also very cute animation style, I love it!!!!!
I really like the art style, I am a big fan of older art style, that old cartoon style is one of my favorite because it's just fun
Love the art style youve developed over the years!
Getting a video was an absolute blessing but I was honestly hoping for something longer. Still this is freaking awesome.
1:42 I can't wait ^w^
I like how her present self just say "Oh deer." In a nonchalant way, while closing her eyes and holding her head in a giggle like way.
Oh Charlie silly boy
Charlie just appreciates vulture culture
I legit thought she was gonna be holding a snake for a second
THIS ANIMATION IS INCREDIBLE!!! And so is the story!!!
My chocolate lab, Chocolate, has found alot of stuff on walks through a nighborhood path:
2 deer antlers (1 big and small)
2 deer leg bones
bloody dear skull
And snake skin
Also, one of my cats, Oreo, would try to escape outside at any chance he got and would return whe he felt like it or was caught. On 2 occasions, he caught a LIVE GARDEN SNAKE and paraded it in his mouth around proudly . We got the snake away safely, but Oreo has been given the nickname "Snake killer" due to the events
When I was little, my cat brought home a rabbit leg. No rabbit, just the leg. The nearest rabbit farm was MILES away. 🙂
charlie _is_ a legend for doing that
AHH I love it when you use this animation style Becca😍😍
My dogs would collect dead animals and bring them into the house like they were showing off Pokémon cards. I’ll never forget the squirrel incident…💀
I absolutely adore the traditional feel of past animation styles! Awesome video! :)
Whenever I took my service dog out for his evening walk back at school (he was a bit of a troublemaker out of his work harness), if he suddenly started behaving absolutely PERFECTLY exactly as though he was in his work harness, I knew he had something in his mouth he shouldn't... I usually couldn't investigate until we were back in my dorm and one time what I found was a dead BAT. And I was soooo glad he was fully up to date on his rabies vaccine. @.@
good boy always taking care of the bodies
Revisiting this after today's Upload about more Charlie Stories
Yup
Same
Me too
I'd love to hear more stories about little old Charlie
Love your videos! This one is no exception! You always manage to make me laugh! ❤😂❤
I LOVE THE WAY SHE DRAWS HER DOG! he’s so cute!!!
the thumbnail actually had me thinking it was a human hand lmao
Well, the reason that Charlie collect dead animal limbs is because Basset Hounds are originally bred for hunting in France.
I forgot about this video! Had no clue i already knew a couple of charlie stories
IN CHARLIE WE TRUST 🙏🏽✨️✨️
Jesus is lord
No@@kjmario
I love this new rubber hose like style for your character it's so good and so cute
My Aussie brain went straight to snake
As a vulture culture lover, that dog IS a legend. Thank you Charlie 👏👏
0:23 why does the one on the left just look like a wolf🐺😭
FR😭
Wolf in sheep’s clothing? Naaah we got wolf in dog’s clothing
theres breed of dogs that are very wolf-like
I’M THE ALPHA I’M THE LEADER😂
I haven't watched this channel in a while, but, coming back after 6 months and seeing a new artstyle is always cool. It looks awesome!
Happy birthday I just now watched the Draw/Animate my life vid and saw it soooo happy birthday Rebecca
Chances are, Charlie wanted to gnaw on those lovely finds like a prized bone. LOL.
Charlie is an absolute savage dude
Wow, Charlie must really wanna be an archeologist. XD
This happened to a friend of my mom's as well. I think it was during the winter time while she was visiting her friends house, and her friend's dog was trying to bring in this giant stick through the door. Upon closer inspection, just like in the video, it was not a stick, but a frozen deer leg. He was very sad when his prize was taken away from him.
Our cat used to leave us “gifts” when I was little all the time. A few birds, feral mice, and a feral rabbit.
I can't be the only one who thought it was going to be a human arm.
I live out in the country, so there was this one time that I let my beagle in, and as soon as she came in she RAN to mg room and put what i thought was her toy under my bed, but once i got in bed i realized it smelled TERRIBLE in my room, so checked everywhere for the smell, until i looked under my bed and there was a literal DEER HEART in there. 😅 Bailey (my beagle) was for sure a hunting dog. 😂
Oh you lucky person you can have a skull decoration 1:32
Raccoon skull is kinda cool, I’d clean and keep that
Charlie looks so cute 🥰
Good job👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 1:02
I love your animations!!! ❤❤
Why did i expect a human hand?💀
No wonder his tail was wagging he found free food!
I really thought that Charlie would have unknowingly find a shallow grave of an murdered victom to take its arm from, Morbid I know but hey I'm an forensic files fan!
Aww! Charlie! I've been waiting for a video like this! Would love some long form videos about your pets and their shenanigans, Becca ❤️ Especially Dipper (I imagine he's grown up now, but no matter. See you in the next video! 🐕❤️
God I love Rebecca’s short videos. This art style is so cute!!!!
😂 I love this video it’s so funny and cool! Keep going!
I like these simple little stories.
it makes sense he’s a basset hound, which are hunting dogs.
love this artstyle and these short stories , keep up the good work ♥♥♥
Dear god! I thought she was holding a snake for a second there 💀
I also have house in the country and our dog brings us deer legs and all sorts of body parts to us
my legendary pet is my cat who for some reason, I always call the silver cyclone, he is the most chaotic thing in the world
With every video Rebecca makes, I scream inside with excitement and click faster then I get bored. Love your content, Rebecca! :)