First-time experiences are always hilarious and unexpectedly fun, especially when your furry babies are learning new things or indulging in enjoyable new activities. A viral Instagram video documented two dogs, a Doberman and a Belgian Malinois, experiencing the delights of a spring pole. The canines had wildly different ways of using the training tool as beginners, making it all the more amusing while flaunting their poles apart personalities. It also proved that frolicking looks are different for everyone — while some remain calm, others go all in.
Doberman and Belgian Malinois use spring pole very differently
Fun toys always bring out your pets’ true personalities, and this video of two dogs enjoying their first time with a spring pole is a testimony to that. For the canines, Draco and Beretta, who are sporty at best, it was their first time playing with the training tool. Each had a hilarious different reaction to their play time when their dog mom introduced them to the tool, which hung from a tree at the park. To everyone’s shock, one remained extremely calm while the other went in with full-scale chaos, showing that siblings can sometimes act like night and day.
The clip first showed Draco the Doberman gently grabbing onto the pole with his jaw despite being tall and hunky. He looked tender with his approach while the text over the video read from the owner’s POV, “My doberman using the spring pole for the first time.” While Draco pulled the pole a couple of times, it came nowhere close to what his sister did next. In the following moments, Beretta the Belgian Malinois entered the shot and went full tornado, swinging round and round using the tool. Her paws were off the ground as she swung at her maximum pace.
Commenters quickly highlighted that the video of the dogs playing with the spring pole accurately distinguished the breeds. “The difference between a Doberman and a Mal,” wrote one user. Meanwhile, others seemed more focused on Beretta swinging, with one comment claiming she had “Right round playing in her head” and a second calling her a “fairy” and associated her chaotic, tornato-style movement with a few other songs.
