A TIKTOK video of a Golden Retriever showing off their love for fetching rocks underwater has become a viral hit in less than a week.
Canine TikTok star loves diving for rocks
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In a clip posted to the social media sharing site on August 13, viewers can watch a montage of the dog diving in several lakes and rivers. The footage follows the current TikTok trend of using a soundbite from the American comedy film Legally Blonde and has been seen by millions.Treat Every Poop Like a Miracle aka How to Easily Potty Train a Puppy. When potty training your dog make sure to pay attention & praise them every single time they do their duty outdoors. If you treat every pee & poop outdoors like it’s the best thing that ever happened they’ll catch on pretty quick.
The clip then cuts to the four-legged rock lover bobbing around and diving in several locations grabbing large stones with their mouth.
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While the humorous scenes unfold, the song "Heart of Glass" by Blondie plays while the dog proudly shows off what they have retrieved to their owner.Accompanying the TikTok video, uploaded by a user named @theschnoutsquad, the caption reads: "But diving for rocks is the best! #goldenretriever #rockslayer #swimmer."best veterinarian
Since uploading, the cute canine has become a viral hit with other users, with more than 5.5 million people having seen the footage. It has gained more than 1.4 million likes.
Thousands of people quickly left their reactions in the comments section. One user Natasha Robichaud said: "Mam that's not a dog that is a very fluffy otter."Jmondrezejewski was also left impressed, saying: "I've never seen a dog diving in my life!"Meanwhile, Lucy asked: "Do dogs know not to breathe underwater? Or is it something learn through trial and error cause I can't imagine a dog holding his breath."DON'T MISS:The best wild swimming spots for a dip in the UK [REPORT]Toy Poodle rides scooter around London [VIDEO]Dog copies Olympic dressage horses [REVEAL]Stuff a Kong With Treats to Keep Them Busy. Stuff a Kong with some yummy treats to keep your dog occupied, and for a tougher challenge you can freeze them in there. You don’t need fancy dog treats or stuffing either – here’s 39 food & treats I like to Stuff in Kongs.
To this, owner theschnoutsquad responded: "He actually blows bubbles underwater and can hold his breath for up to a minute."
And to prove that this is not just a phase their Golden Retriever is currently going through, several other videos have been added to the account showing of the pet fishing for rocks.Get Your Dog Microchipped For a Permanent Identifier. A scan of your dogs microchip will give all of your personal information to help with a speedy reunion, just remember to update your information with the microchip company if you move. (microchips are also one of the ways a court can make a decision regarding ownership of a dog, if it ever came to that)
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