If you’ve never met two siblings with poles apart personalities, you’re in for a treat. A hilarious Instagram video showed two dogs, Dachshunds Willa and Winston, exhibiting wildly different versions of slay. While Winston is a calm and patient little pooch acting like the good boy that he is, his sister is at the opposite extreme, enjoying her life to the fullest and breaking stereotypes that girls can’t be wild. Willa’s everyday routine involves disrupting peace around the house, annoying her brother, and making the most out of the little things life offers.
Video of dogs ‘slaying’ in their own ways has the internet in splits
Having two dogs at home always suggests that one will be calmer and more peaceful than the other. That seems to be the case with Willa and Winston, too. A funny video showed the dog siblings flaunting their completely different personalities and unique ways of “slaying,” and you would be surprised to know who is what. The text over the post explained, “When your dogs have different personalities.” But we can assure you that finding out who actually is the mischievous one and loves to wreak havoc around the house will truly amaze you.
The post first showed Winston being a “sensitive boy,” maintaining decorum in their household and acting like the best boy. Meanwhile, in contrast to his good boy behavior, his sister took on the reins of a troublemaker because someone has to be on the naughty list this holiday season. The following clips then captured Willa’s wild ride, including destroying her brother’s peaceful moments and jumping at him at any given time. This could either happen while they’re relaxing on the couch or playing by their inflatable pool in the backyard.
The dogs’ slay video further encouraged commenters to share scenarios that best describe their personalities. One user wrote, “What are you doing at dawn? Winston: Sound asleep Willa: Sounding the bullhorn.” A second individual praised the dog owner for “raising a strong woman who knows her mind,” as several others noticed Willia’s sassiness.
