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Newsweek
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Newsweek
Dog Keeps Owner Company During Workouts—Hysterics at What He Learns
Based on facts, either observed and verified firsthand by the reporter, or reported and verified from knowledgeable sources. Newsweek AI is in beta. Translations may contain inaccuracies—please refer to the original content. A dog's attempt to work out with his owner during a training session has gone viral in a hilarious clip. Bri Schneider, 31, and her husband, Zeke, 34, live in St Petersburg, Florida, with their adored dogs Rambo, 8, and 5-year-old Mojito. The couple do everything with their pups—including, it appears, working out. Schneider and Zeke have a home gym, and during a recent workout, Mojito decided to join Zeke for a training session, possibly for further motivation, or as Schneider described it: "My dog likes to mock my husband during his workouts." In a video posted to their TikTok account, @schneidersonthego on June 30, viewed close to 600,000 times, Zeke is focusing on doing sit-ups, while their Rottweiler, Rambo, takes a nap next to him. Mojito is also lying beside him—but rather than take a nap, Old English Sheepdog Mojito is on his back, his front paws curled up before him, and kicking his hind legs wildly in the air, as though trying to copy his owner. "He has always done this," Schneider told Newsweek. "He does it a lot, and also does it outside of the gym." Mojito the Old English Sheepdog joins his owner in a workout session. Mojito the Old English Sheepdog joins his owner in a workout session. TikTok @schneidersonthego She added: "My husband enjoys his workout buddy, but also gets a little distracted!" Schneider, who also posts to Instagram under the name @bri__schneider, captioned the post: "You're doing it wrong, dad!" TikTok users were in stitches, one describing Mojito as "man's best workout buddy," and another joking: "When they say dogs are just toddlers this is what they mean." One asked: "Sign us up for Mojito's next class," and while another joked: "Heaven forbid a dog work on their abs," yet another described it as the dog "doing bicycle kicks." And as one commenter summed it up: "He is doing leg day." Bri Schneider, Zeke Schneider, Mojito and Rambo. Bri Schneider, Zeke Schneider, Mojito and Rambo. Bri Schneider While dogs don't need to do crunches or squats to get fit, exercise is extremely important for their mental and physical health. Walking is the best way to get a dog exercise, but there are also indoor-friendly activities you can do with your dog to keep them fit. A tug-of-war, indoor fetch, creating a scavenger hunt or even an indoor obstacle course are ways to keep your dog active if you're unable to get outside for a walk, according to a vet-reviewed report from PetMD. Do you have funny and adorable videos or pictures of your pet you want to share? Send them to life@ with some details about your best friend and they could appear in our Pet of the Week lineup.
Mint
24-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Mint
Viral video: Dog grooves to favourite song, leaves social media in awe; netizens say, ‘pawty ho rahi hai'
Social media was left in awe of a viral Instagram dog who grooved to her favourite music in a car. The dog, likely an Old English Sheepdog, could be seen shaking her head to EDM music in the viral video. The dog shook her head with an extra 'rizz', especially when the beat dropped. 'Everything was good until her favourite song played,' a social media user wrote while sharing the viral clip. This viral clip, previously shared on social media last year, resurfaced. Netizens loved the big white furball headbanging to the music and were super impressed that the dog didn't miss a single beat. Social media users also said that the viral video had such a vibe that they, too, shook their heads with the doggo. A user said, 'Pawty ho rahi hai,' while another added, 'Pawty like this dog.' 'This dog got famous and all over internet for her swag,' said another user. 'This doggo can make a sad person smile,' exclaimed a user. 'I love this... I can't help but dance along with them lol,' said another user. 'She didn't miss even a single beat ..great taste,' a user said. 'Why was I shaking my head just like the doggo?' laughed a user. However, several social media users claimed that the dog's owner, sitting next to her, was shaking her head so violently. They deemed it as 'animal cruelty'. 'He is shaking the dog.. Poor thing,' a user highlighted. 'The way you shake the poor dog! Is ANIMAL ABUSE!!' exclaimed another user. Another user said they were enjoying the doggo dance before netizens burst their bubble and highlighted the abuse. 'Darn it…. I was totally vibing with this cute little doggie. Feeling the rhythm down to the bone. Super chill! so happy! Just enjoying the video!' the user said. 'Till y'all popped my bubble and I hope his sweet little brains are okay from all that grabbing and shaking. I feel a lil ashamed for feeling joy while poor lil doggy was being abused for likes,' they added. First Published: 24 Apr 2025, 03:26 PM IST
