Dogs often love food, but only some will come to like green vegetables. This Alaskan Malamute proves that broccoli is just that, a tasty snack that he can munch on. In the Instagram video, the owner shows what life is like with an “always hungry” dog. The furbaby’s hilarious antics have left the viewers in splits.
Owner shares broccoli with ‘always hungry’ Alaskan Malamute in cute video
In a cute and funny dog video on Instagram, an Alaskan Malamute named Naga is labeled as being “always hungry” by his owner. It’s because the canine doesn’t care if the food is his favorite or not. He simply wants to eat whatever his human consumes. The clip begins with the dog mom sitting on the floor while her pup relaxes behind her.
Naga is sitting on a couch but leaning towards the owner, licking his human’s face every once in a while. However, the dog’s attention is mostly on the bowl that is placed in front of his mom. She picks up one broccoli floret from the bowl and eats it, leaving the pup salivating. He becomes curious as she continues to enjoy one broccoli floret at a time.
Soon, Naga loses his patience and grabs a bite before his mom can put it in her mouth. Despite the food being a green vegetable, the furbaby seems to be more than interested in eating it. In the caption, the owner explains, “I don’t think he’s wondering if he can eat it. He is like ‘if mom eats it, I eat it.’” She expresses relief that broccoli is “safe for dogs,” but jokes that if eaten too much, it results in a “gassy pup.”
Meanwhile, viewers have thoroughly enjoyed watching the Alaskan Malamute’s video. They agreed with the owner about Naga eating the vegetable only because his mom was having it. A user wrote, “Mummy boy, so spoiled, love it,” while another stated, “Mom can eat then he can…one for you one for him.”
Many called the pup “beautiful” and “cute,” and laughed over his antics. They praised the bond between Naga and his parent. Aside from lovely comments, the Alaskan Malamute’s video has also garnered over 11K likes at the time of writing.
