Teaching new skills to your dog has never been a piece of cake. Patience, constant reminders, and appreciation are a few of the key things needed to make your fur babies learn something new. Even this dog mom is trying her best to teach her Golden Retriever how to open a sliding door in this video; loved by many online for the adorable end. As a result, the clip has received more than 51K likes and is still gaining popularity.
Golden Retriever unlocks new skill in cute video
When it comes to learning, not every Golden Retriever is alike. Some require constant training while others can learn and acquire new skills in a day. But “Perfect Golden Banks,” on Instagram, is getting famous for learning “how to open the sliding door “ in mere minutes.
The dog mom uploaded the clip on @perfectgoldenbanks, showing off her pup’s new skill set. The reel shows Banks standing in the backyard while his mom is inside the house. However, instead of opening the door himself, the pup stands still on the other side of the sliding door. And even though the door is partially open, he still waits for his mom to help him out.
But instead of doing so, the dog mom encourages the pooch to slide open the door, pointing out that it’s partially open. After a few minutes of listening to the instructions and encouraging words, the pet finally makes the move. Banks ends up sliding the door, first with his nose and then with his paws, and that’s how he learned how to open the sliding door.
Looking at how quickly and easily the pup learned something new, the pet parent could not feel happier and prouder. Banks was showered with the cutest cuddles for his quick victory. “New skill unlocked,” she mentioned in the post, which was loved by many for the pup’s work.
Even the followers appreciated the pooch’s efforts and applauded him in the comments section of the post. “Good job cutie pie Banks is so cute and adorable I love him,” mentioned one fan. While another follower mentioned, “Banks is perfection. Sweet perfection…” Many even referred to him as “smart.”
