Rylee, a Golden Retriever puppy, is taking the internet by storm with her defiant antics in a TikTok video that captures her blatant disregard for her owner’s “no dogs on the bed” rule. The clip, which has gained over 1.8 million likes, shows the playful pup claiming the bed as her own, setting off a series of events that have viewers in stitches.
Golden Retriever puppy is in no mood to listen to owner’s command in funny Instagram video
We often think of dogs as obedient companions, but one Golden Retriever turns that idea on her head with her playful defiance. In a now-viral TikTok video, Rylee, a mischievous puppy, is seen lounging comfortably on the bed despite her owner’s clear rule that it’s off-limits. Rather than acknowledging the command, Rylee behaves as if the bed is her personalthrone, completely unfazed by any attempt at discipline. To drive the point home, she gleefully bursts into a case of the zoomies, energetically digging into the covers as if claiming them as her own.
One viewer remarked, “Rylee’s got that ‘it’s my bed now’ energy,” while another quipped, “She’s not listening because she’s planning her world domination from the comfort of the bed.” Many dog parents sympathized with Rylee’s owner, having experienced similar instances of their furry friends taking liberties with household rules. “My golden does the same exact thing lol! She does it when daddy is laying in bed watching TV with her and i try to get on the bed with them. She’s telling me ‘nope, this is daddy and Tiki time,'” wrote one user.
The age-old debate about dogs on the bed is a common topic among pet owners. While some cherish the warmth and comfort of a snuggly pup beside them, others prefer to maintain boundaries. Research suggests that having dogs sleep in the same room or bed can have calming effects, enhancing the bond between humans and pets. However, it might not be everyone’s cup of tea, especially for those who struggle with allergies or need personal space during sleep. Regardless of where people stand on this matter, one thing is clear: dogs often have their own opinions, as Rylee humorously demonstrates.
