If you’ve ever doubted your dog’s influential capabilities, you have clearly underestimated them. People often consider their pets as furry babies and let them act like elder siblings to their kids, who naturally pick up habits from them. An adorable Instagram video showing a Golden Retriever accidentally teaching a baby dog sounds establishes this theory beyond a shadow of doubt. A mom wondered why her daughter made strange noises until she heard her pooch making similar sounds and connected the dots.
Instagram video shows how baby learned to make dog sound from Golden Retriever
A Golden Retriever went viral on Instagram after a video showed how his little sister learned to make dog sounds, and it’s beyond endearing. “We were wondering why our baby started making this sound…” the subtext read. Meanwhile, the clip showed an infant groaning during her playtime. The mystery puzzled her parents for the longest time until they realized it had been happening right under their noses the entire time.
In the following clips, the mom shared how uncannily similar their baby’s groans were to the dog sounds their Golden Retriever makes. The pooch appeared to be walking around the house with a blanket in his mouth and groaning as he went about his day. The brother-sister duo made almost identical noises, proving it’s such a sibling thing to do.
The video of the Golden Retriever accidentally teaching his human baby sibling dog sounds is so tail-waggingly adorable, it’ll lift your mood instantly. Commenters also seemed to find it “funny” and adorable, with one user writing that the “big bro” was teaching his little sister how to talk. Another found it relatable, joking that their “toddler howls at dinner time.” A third user quipped and remarked that they “thought that was the poop push sound.”
Whatever the case, one thing’s certain — if you have dogs at home, be prepared to see your human baby picking up hilarious habits from them. These could also be good traits, like listening to your parents, but not without initial hesitation. Bottom line is that they might end up ganging up on you for treats and snacks, so stay sharp and a step ahead of them.
