Paw parents enjoy making funny reels of their pets. In this case, the owner involves his three dogs — two Golden Retrievers and one from the Terrier family — and creates an Instagram video showing what a dog group chat might look like. The trio discusses a pee incident, which takes a different turn in the end. The caption reads, “This is what your dog’s messages really look like.”
Owner gives a glimpse of dogs sending messages to each other in viral video
In a viral Instagram video, an owner gives a glimpse of his three dogs sending messages to each other. His pets include two Golden Retrievers, Teddy and Roo, and a medium-sized Terrier named Archie. The clip begins with an on-screen text describing, “If Dogs have a Group Chat.” It then shows Teddy with glasses looking at his phone.
Roo messages that she has “peed on the floor lololol.” In response, Teddy cheers the other Golden Retriever. Meanwhile, Archie is relaxing on a couch when he receives the group messages. He looks serious and types on his phone, warning that their dad is going to be “mad.” The camera further focuses on Roo, who is chilling in a dog house. With a smirk, Roo texts back that he is not in “dad’s house.”
While Teddy looks confused on reading the message, Archie seems to have understood the turn of events. He leaves the group chat to check on a “trash” and wishes Teddy “good luck.” This is when the elder Golden Retriever doubts Roo’s intentions. He quickly visits their dog house and steps on a wet floor. Teddy screams his sister’s name in frustration while the latter flees from sight.
Viewers have thoroughly enjoyed the dog group chat video and called it “funny.” A user wrote, “Just when I thought their keyboard skills couldn’t get any better! I love both their surprised looks and their angry looks!” Many lauded Teddy wearing glasses and couldn’t hold their laughter. Meanwhile, one individual commented, “Roo is adorable & hilarious!! She is going to give the boys a run for their money.” Another said, “So they’re people in dog outfits at this point. acting is on point.” Since the upload, the dog group chat video has garnered over 156K likes.
