Golden Retriever Owner Checks Pet Cam, Hysterics As She Isn't in Crate
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In a viral TikTok video, a dog owner from Greater Philadelphia checks his ring camera while he is at work, but he's not prepared for what he finds his golden retriever doing.
The hilarious clip, shared on Tuesday under the username @rosie.the.golden.girl, shows footage from his pet cam featuring the pup, Rosie, wondering around the living room while she is supposed to be crated.
"What are you doing? How did you get out of your crate?" he can be heard telling the pup, as she tilts her head sideways, trying to understand where the voice is coming from.
"POV [point of view]: You see this on your ring while you're at work and your dog is supposed to be in her crate," the owner writes in the clip. "Took full advantage of her crate door falling off this morning," he adds in the caption.
Leaving your dog home alone is often unavoidable, so it is important to prepare them gradually to avoid stress or even separation anxiety, says Nirvana Vets.
You can start by increasing the time they are alone while you are at home, then extend it to short absences. To keep your dog happy and entertained while you are out, walk them beforehand to tire them out both mentally and physically.
You should ensure that they have water, and food if needed, and offer a long-lasting treat or puzzle toy for stimulation. Leaving the television or radio on quietly can provide comfort, and YouTube even has 'Dog TV' options, with programs such as bird watching or virtual walks.
It is also important that you avoid making a big fuss when leaving or returning, and that you keep it calm and routine-based.
Create a cozy, safe space with their bed, toys, and an item with your scent. Dogs shouldn't be left for more than four hours; if necessary, arrange for a sitter or dog walker.
Stock image: A golden retriever acts playful as their owner takes a picture of them.
Stock image: A golden retriever acts playful as their owner takes a picture of them.
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The video quickly went viral on social media and has so far received over 1.5 million views and more than 317,000 likes on the platform.
One user, Mindy Lester, commented: "What is she doing? she's living her best life!"
Somewhatamused posted: "All great questions. Let me give it a think and we'll talk about it when you get home."
Mother.of.dogs_ added: "That dog's like oh how the tables have turned … I'm out of the box and you're in a box."
Newsweek reached out to @rosie.the.golden.girl for comment via TikTok comments. We could not verify the details of the case.
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