Dogs are usually friendly and know how to lighten the moods of their owners. These loyal, innocent creatures make sure to cheer up their hoomans in every way possible. However, at times, they tend to get really irritated. A recent clip on social media has captured a similar mood in a Pitbull named Shmoo. The video showcases a list of things that leave the adopted dog annoyed.
Dog is most annoyed when the petting stops in adorable Instagram video
A user named @shmoothemagicaldog took to their Instagram to share an adorable video of their adopted Pitbull, Shmoo Grimes. The profile created by the owner is dedicated to showcasing the daily shenanigans of the dog from her morning routine to the ideal diet plan. In the above-mentioned video, the owner lists down the things that will leave the adopted dog annoyed.
The hooman writes on the clip, “Things that bum Shmoo out.” The first one in the list is when her parent stops petting her. Number two is when the blanket is not on her body. The next thing she dislikes is not getting dinner early while her parent keeps yawning. The fourth one is the most hilarious one, and it is the constitution workers’ end up taking a day off. She also hates her parents spending too much time in the office.
The next up is her irritation for Spinach, which she drops under the table after taking a bite. Additionally, she doesn’t like her mom packing, and no one playing tug of war. Additionally, the pooch hates the rain during her walk time. She also can’t stand the slow service in the house. Her next two irritations are her dad sitting in the wrong spot and early wakeups in the morning. At last, it’s the “Humans and their ‘Reasons why…'”. The paw parent goes gaga over the Pitbull’s behavior as she states in the caption, “She is so cute I can’t stand it!”
So far, this adorable reel has received over 8K likes and more than 54K views. Users also shared their reactions as they found Shmoo’s actions endearing. One commenter wrote, “pouty schmoo is what the internet is for.” Another person commented, “Shmooth you are in charge.”
