Dog Wants To Show Owner How He Eats Kibble in Adorable Video
Dog comes running to owner every time he starts eating kibble
In an adorable Instagram video, a dog owner shows how her Chihuahua, Ernie, has a unique eating habit when it comes to kibble. It begins with the dog running to his crate and bringing one kibble at a time to the pet parent. He does not bring the treat to give it to his dog mom, but to show her how he eats it. Moreover, he makes cute munching noises while eating a single kibble in the clip.
Ernie repeats the process multiple times before he grabs two kibbles that stick to each other. Although he initially brings the treat to the owner, the puppy drops it once he hops onto the carpet. Then, he tries to separate the kibbles, but his efforts go in vain. It seems the pet doesn't like eating more than one treat at a time.
Explaining the same, the pet parent explains in the caption: 'Ernie will sometimes carry two pieces of kibble in his mouth but then drops one to eat only one kibble at a time.' The owner finds it 'cute.' Meanwhile, viewers found the video absolutely adorable, as they shared their opinions in the comments.
A user wrote, 'Sweetest crunch I've ever heard,' while another lovingly said, 'Omg what a baby.' One individual commented, 'Chiwawas do that, they wanna eat wherever you are, and wait for you to stay at one place and then start eating.' Many found Ernie's habit relatable and shared the stories of their pets. Netizens also called the furbaby 'cute' and 'adorable.' Since the upload, the video has garnered over 26k likes and 215k views.
The post Dog Wants To Show Owner How He Eats Kibble in Adorable Video appeared first on DogTime.
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