American Bully Prefers ‘Stinky River Water' Over ‘Clean Bath Water'
Dogs can throw major tantrums when paw parents struggle to bathe them. In one such case, an Instagram video shows how an American Bully named Captain whines over his bath preferences. He prefers 'stinky river water' over 'clean bath water,' leaving viewers in splits. The owner shares his pet's transformation in expression and body language when he is prepped for a bath at home.
In an American Bully water video, an owner shows how his dog, Captain, reacts during his bath. It appears the canine prefers 'freezing stinky river water' over 'warm clean water' at home. Explaining the post in the caption, the uploader mentions, 'Captain's love / hate relationship with water is something else.'
The adorable yet funny video begins with a close-up shot of Captain in a bathtub. He can be heard whining as he is prepped for a warm bath. He expresses his disappointment with his eyes, which plead against his paw parent's intentions. In the next scene, the American Bully happily hops into the river water, wagging his tail throughout his adventure. Anyone can witness Captain's happy face and twinkling eyes as he plays in the cold, smelly water.
Viewers took up the comment section to express their opinions on the American Bully water video. They found it hilarious and praised the dog, saying 'cutie' and 'adorable.' A user wrote, 'Why do they always look so sorry for themselves in the bath? And like total maniacs in open water?'
Another justified Captain's water preferences and said, 'Because one is mild punishment and the other total FREEDOM!' Netizens also commented: 'Hahah he's got the best face looks so happy' and 'He brings me joy every time I see him.' Many showered love over the dog and admired his 'expressive eyes.' Meanwhile, the Instagram video has garnered over 24K likes at the time of writing.
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