It’s a general rule of thumb to share your snacks with your fur babies whenever you open that bag of chips, fruits, or another thing. Enjoying snacks without sharing with your pooch is nothing less than a crime. Every Golden Retriever owner will agree with this. Even in this reel, a Golden fur baby named Hudson tries his best to convince his hooman brother to give him some snacks, which the little boy refuses to share. Watch this Golden Retriever’s art of asking for snacks from the toddler in this cute video.
Instagram video shows how Golden Retriever convinces toddler to give him treats
When it comes to getting treats or snacks, Golden Retrievers can be very convincing. They will not leave the field until their demands are met. Look at Golden Retriever Hudson, who tries hard to persuade a toddler to share some snacks with him. But it seems his “brother forgot sharing is caring.”
The clip, uploaded by @hudsonbegood, shows “The Goodest Golden Good Boy” standing in front of his baby brother, who enjoys his snacks all alone while hiding under a stool. Determined to have a bite or two, Hudson stays put and patiently stares at the boy with those puppy eyes, hinting to give him some treats as well.
However, the toddler refuses to share and enjoys his favorite treat guilt-free. The boy does not leave his place until it’s all over. Once finished, the toddler comes out from hiding and leaves the packet on the floor, which Hudson sniffs and licks, hoping for some bits and pieces. The song, “You’ve Got a Friend in Me” by Randy Newman, beautifully sums up the whole scene.
This Instagram video of the Golden Retriever and toddler eating snacks quickly caught everyone’s attention online. One user wrote, “Little bro found the perfect place!” Another person mentioned, “I love the problem solving…protection for me and my snacks! Poor Huddy…clearly wasting away with no treats ever!” While another individual commented, “Hudson staring down little bro!” Since the upload, the video has received more than 2K likes at the time of writing.
