Dog Is Utterly Confused About a Bath Feature in Funny Video
Dogs can easily get jumpy at small things. To provide an apt example, a funny video on Instagram shows how a Golden Retriever is utterly confused about a bathtub feature. Named Maru, the pooch from Japan has made viewers laugh and coo over her adorable expressions.
Recently, an Instagram video has been gaining attention for melting the hearts of animal lovers. A Golden Retriever named Maru gets jumpy while playing with a bathtub feature. Although the pooch looks surprised, she continues to concentrate on her observation.
In the clip, Maru plays with the bathtub drain stopper. It begins with her closely observing the bathtub feature. Each time the stopper makes a click sound, she has a tiny jump scare. After observing it for a while, the confused dog quickly changes her position. It initially appears she wants to get out of the bathtub, but Maru stays and moves towards the edge.
Netizens enjoyed the dog bathtub video and referred to it as 'cute' (translated, comments are originally in Japanese). A user wrote, 'Maru is too funny, It's so pure,' while another mentioned, 'Cuteness overload. And the one slipping at the end is too cute.' One said, 'Funny and adorable! Lmfaooooo I can watch this over and over.' Most of the viewers laughed at the second half of the video, where she tries to move and slips a bit.
Since the upload, the dog video has garnered over 53K likes. According to Maru's Instagram account, the Golden Retriever loves to explore the bathtub, as evidenced in similar posts on her handle. Unlike many dogs, this pooch seems to like water. Her account has several photos of her playing on a beach or in a pond. She appears to be an energetic dog who enjoys travelling and walking with her owner.
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