Husband Told to Keep Golden Retrievers Out for Work Call, Goes As Expected
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A viral TikTok video has captivated social media users, showing a man's struggle to keep his dogs away from his wife while she was in a meeting.
The hilarious clip shared in April under the username @joey_how_u_doinn, shows the poster's husband using his legs to stop the two golden retrievers from getting to their mom. However, in the end the pups do manage to get through.
"I asked my husband to keep the dogs away while I was in the meeting..." the poster says in the clip. She adds in the caption: "Their faces..."
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A stock image shows two golden retriever brothers standing side by side and looking at the camera.
A stock image shows two golden retriever brothers standing side by side and looking at the camera.
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The video quickly went viral on TikTok and it has so far received over 806,700 views and 119,300 likes on the platform.
One user, Jazzy, said: "The one with really mad face change so quickly as soon as he moved his leg look at that smile like yes I knew couldn't stay there long."
Reina wrote: "It's like phone calls. The second you are busy dogs decide they absolutely need your undying love and attention and snuggles that very second."
LMS Weed added: "Dogs don't know when meetings are. they pick up on your stress levels, and come to you to help decrease them."
Newsweek reached out to @joey_how_u_doinn for comment via TikTok comments. We could not verify the details of the case.
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