Video: Doberman Wants Nothing To Do With Mom After Staying at Grandma's One Weekend
The pet owner captured the entire situation and posted the video on Instagram through the dog's official account @arlo.dobermann on July 14. The video is as funny as it gets. Since its release, it has gone viral with 1.5 million views and 68K likes.
Instagram video shows Doberman's reaction after mom comes to grandma's to pick him up
A hilarious video on Instagram displaying a Doberman named Arlo's reaction to his human mom after spending a weekend at grandma's has left the internet in stitches. The furry baby showed his human mom that he has now formed an 'allegiance' to his human grandmother. In the caption, the owner questioned, 'That head turn at the end?'
After that, the caption read, 'Sorry, your time is up mom.' It referred to what the dog might be thinking. The Instagram video began by showcasing the Doberman sitting beside the grandma on a couch while staring right at his mom. It was after the mom returned to pick him up from grandma's.
In the meantime, the text written over the video read, 'The look you give Mom when she comes back from a weekend away, and you've since pledged allegiance to Grandma.' After staring at the mom for some time, the Doberman turned his head. The gesture seemingly indicated that he didn't want to go back to his mom now.
People have been flooding the comment section with their thoughts on the video. One person pointed out, 'That's Nana's baby now.' Meanwhile, another person expressed what might be happening in the dog's mind. ''Why are you here? We're busy,'' they added.
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