TikTok user Sorcha Elspeth recently shared a video that shows how her adorable husky struggling to wake up in the morning. The dog was woken up at 7:30 am and was definitely not happy about it. He can be seen jawning, being slow to get up from his bed, and having a hard time keeping his eyes open.

“My favorite thing is watching my 13-year-old Husky slowly waking up and ignoring my boyfriend who has to take him to work at 7:30 am,“ Elspeth wrote in the caption of the video, which received 320K views since being posted a week ago.

Husky’s struggles to wake up early in the morning definitely resonated with the TikTok community. But Elspeth later revealed in the comments section that the husky likes going to her boyfriend’s work and that he makes up for his early rising by sleeping during the day.

“It’s much more fun for him at my boyfriends work, he can snooze in the sunshine all day,” she added in response to one comment.

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TikTok user Nadalia Haita recently shared an amusing video on TikTok that shows how her beloved dogs, Lemon the golden retriever and Tilt the husky, handle winter conditions differently.

The clip starts with Haita cleaning Lemon, aka summer dog, from all the snow that got stuck onto her fur. In order to get all of the snow out, Haita needs to use a whisk while also putting in quite a lot of effort.

Then, the footage cuts to Haita cleaning Tilt, aka winter dog. Just one quick swipe with a towel, and the husky is already snow-free.

Haita’s “Summer dog vs Winter dog” video got a lot of attention on social media. It received 83 million views in just a week, with social media users sharing how amused they were by the footage in the comments section.

In a later chat with Newsweek, Haita shared that both of her dogs love snow despite the differences between them. 

“Lemon loves the snow but the snowballs stick to her like crazy and it drives her insane,” she shared. “Tilt will lay in the snow for hours and be the happiest guy in the world.”

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One dog owner recently shared a heartwarming video on social media that shows a boy from the neighborhood playing with her beloved husky Levi. The two can be seen rolling in the snow and profoundly enjoying time together.

As explained in the video, Levi’s owner had to attend a meeting on Zoom, but Levi didn’t want to come inside. While he got his wish of staying outdoors, the dog quickly got bored with playing by himself.

However, Levi’s boredom was quickly cured by a boy who came over to cheer him up.

“I had to literally turn my camera off in the meeting because I couldn’t contain my excitement,” Levi’s owner shared in the video.

The boy and Levi ended up spending quite some time together before the boy’s mom came and took him home.

However, that wasn’t the end of boy and Levi’s playtime. After a few days, the boy returned with a friend while Levi’s owner was petsiting another dog. The two boys and two dogs spent the entire day together and played until the sun went down. 

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Animal sanctuary Lost Our Home Pet Rescue in Tempe, Arizona, recently shared a cool video in which they chronicled one husky’s attempt to break out from their facility.

The husky, named King, can be seen opening the door of his kennel and then trying to set other residents free. After he fails, the dog then decides he’ll make a run by himself.

King manages to open the door that leads to the office and proceeds to make some mess. At that point, an officer from the Tempe Police Department arrives, responding to an alarm set off by King.

The officer proceeds to “arrest” the dog, and return him to his chambers. Next, he cleans up the entire mess King made so he doesn’t get in trouble.

“I was looking at the footage the next morning. 2 in the morning. I’m like, ‘How is that possible?’ I had no idea the officer was going to clean up, and I saw it, and I was just like, wow, amazing man that he did that,” Lost Our Home Pet Rescue founder Jodi Polanski said in a chat with Fox 10 Phoenix.

Check out this awesome video, styled as an episode of the popular procedural and legal drama Law & Order, below.

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A recent viral clip posted on TikTok by user @aaronthehusky_ shows a dog owner speaking in Italian and their adorable Siberian Husky responding with barks and howls in an Italian accent. The sounds that the dog is producing can’t be distinguished as words, but the way they sound definitely matches the distinct vocalization associated with the Italian language.

The video was viewed 7.9 million times with most TikTokers being in awe with the husky. Some users questioned the authenticity of the video, but one person pointed out in the comments section that it isn’t so uncommon for dogs to have accents.

“I just looked it up and apparently, dogs can have regional accents. so this dog doesn’t just sound Italian. IT IS Italian,” @ea_nasirr wrote in the comments.

As it turns out, several studies have shown that over time, dogs can develop accents. This is because the language and speech of their owners influence their vocalization. And this isn’t just the case with dogs. A number of other animals, including cows, can also adjust their vocalization to their surroundings.

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JC and Victoria also created an Instagram account to share all the adorable pictures of their pets, but also to educate people about the responsibilities that come with owning a dog, especially three big dogs like Siberian Huskies.

“Tidus is the sweetest and mellowest boy we know. At home, he’s super relaxed, and loves his food and cuddles…Yuna has a very regal and stoic personality. She’s incredibly intelligent, and gentle while remaining very firm in her ways… Kimahri is the spark in our pack. Although it’s been 7 years since we rescued her, she has never matured,” the owners described the Huskies in an interview with Hello Bark.

JC and Victoria spend a lot of time in nature because they both love hiking, and these three fur balls are happy to follow them everywhere they go. They’re an endless source of love and they make very loyal companions.

Check out their Instagram page to see the photos from their adventures.

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Nika and Kira live in Madison, Wisconsin with their owners, Kaitlin and her husband Jonathan, and they have a very popular Instagram profile with nearly 200,000 followers.

“Nika is such a loving and caring dog. She’s pretty laid back except when it comes to her squeaky toys as she’ll hoard those in her bed,” Kaitlin told Boots and Arrow. “Kira is VERY energetic and needy. She does laps around Nika and picks on her like any little sister-from-another-mister would do.”

Make sure to follow them if you want to see more.

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Anuko’s owner Jasmine explained why he looks angry most of the time. “He has a dark black mask around his face that makes him look that way. It runs in his family,” she said. “He’s mostly chilled out, very quiet. He’s not overbearing so doesn’t like cuddles that much, but if you leave the room he will follow. He’s like my little shadow and he intervenes when he sees necessary – something that’s benefited me a lot regarding my mental health”.

Check out not-so-merry Christmas photos below.

https://www.instagram.com/p/Bck214HhY-z/?taken-by=huskyanuko

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TikTok user Sorcha Elspeth recently shared a video that shows how her adorable husky struggling to wake up in the morning. The dog was woken up at 7:30 am and was definitely not happy about it. He can be seen jawning, being slow to get up from his bed, and having a hard time keeping his eyes open.

“My favorite thing is watching my 13-year-old Husky slowly waking up and ignoring my boyfriend who has to take him to work at 7:30 am,“ Elspeth wrote in the caption of the video, which received 320K views since being posted a week ago.

Husky’s struggles to wake up early in the morning definitely resonated with the TikTok community. But Elspeth later revealed in the comments section that the husky likes going to her boyfriend’s work and that he makes up for his early rising by sleeping during the day.

“It’s much more fun for him at my boyfriends work, he can snooze in the sunshine all day,” she added in response to one comment.

The post This Adorable Husky is Definitely Not a Morning Dog appeared first on Our Funny Little Site.

TikTok user Nadalia Haita recently shared an amusing video on TikTok that shows how her beloved dogs, Lemon the golden retriever and Tilt the husky, handle winter conditions differently.

The clip starts with Haita cleaning Lemon, aka summer dog, from all the snow that got stuck onto her fur. In order to get all of the snow out, Haita needs to use a whisk while also putting in quite a lot of effort.

Then, the footage cuts to Haita cleaning Tilt, aka winter dog. Just one quick swipe with a towel, and the husky is already snow-free.

Haita’s “Summer dog vs Winter dog” video got a lot of attention on social media. It received 83 million views in just a week, with social media users sharing how amused they were by the footage in the comments section.

In a later chat with Newsweek, Haita shared that both of her dogs love snow despite the differences between them. 

“Lemon loves the snow but the snowballs stick to her like crazy and it drives her insane,” she shared. “Tilt will lay in the snow for hours and be the happiest guy in the world.”

The post TikTok Video Compares How Golden Retriever and Husky Handle Winter Conditions appeared first on Our Funny Little Site.

One dog owner recently shared a heartwarming video on social media that shows a boy from the neighborhood playing with her beloved husky Levi. The two can be seen rolling in the snow and profoundly enjoying time together.

As explained in the video, Levi’s owner had to attend a meeting on Zoom, but Levi didn’t want to come inside. While he got his wish of staying outdoors, the dog quickly got bored with playing by himself.

However, Levi’s boredom was quickly cured by a boy who came over to cheer him up.

“I had to literally turn my camera off in the meeting because I couldn’t contain my excitement,” Levi’s owner shared in the video.

The boy and Levi ended up spending quite some time together before the boy’s mom came and took him home.

However, that wasn’t the end of boy and Levi’s playtime. After a few days, the boy returned with a friend while Levi’s owner was petsiting another dog. The two boys and two dogs spent the entire day together and played until the sun went down. 

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Animal sanctuary Lost Our Home Pet Rescue in Tempe, Arizona, recently shared a cool video in which they chronicled one husky’s attempt to break out from their facility.

The husky, named King, can be seen opening the door of his kennel and then trying to set other residents free. After he fails, the dog then decides he’ll make a run by himself.

King manages to open the door that leads to the office and proceeds to make some mess. At that point, an officer from the Tempe Police Department arrives, responding to an alarm set off by King.

The officer proceeds to “arrest” the dog, and return him to his chambers. Next, he cleans up the entire mess King made so he doesn’t get in trouble.

“I was looking at the footage the next morning. 2 in the morning. I’m like, ‘How is that possible?’ I had no idea the officer was going to clean up, and I saw it, and I was just like, wow, amazing man that he did that,” Lost Our Home Pet Rescue founder Jodi Polanski said in a chat with Fox 10 Phoenix.

Check out this awesome video, styled as an episode of the popular procedural and legal drama Law & Order, below.

The post Mischievous Dog Tries to Escape Pet Shelter, Gets “Arrested” on the Spot appeared first on Our Funny Little Site.

A recent viral clip posted on TikTok by user @aaronthehusky_ shows a dog owner speaking in Italian and their adorable Siberian Husky responding with barks and howls in an Italian accent. The sounds that the dog is producing can’t be distinguished as words, but the way they sound definitely matches the distinct vocalization associated with the Italian language.

The video was viewed 7.9 million times with most TikTokers being in awe with the husky. Some users questioned the authenticity of the video, but one person pointed out in the comments section that it isn’t so uncommon for dogs to have accents.

“I just looked it up and apparently, dogs can have regional accents. so this dog doesn’t just sound Italian. IT IS Italian,” @ea_nasirr wrote in the comments.

As it turns out, several studies have shown that over time, dogs can develop accents. This is because the language and speech of their owners influence their vocalization. And this isn’t just the case with dogs. A number of other animals, including cows, can also adjust their vocalization to their surroundings.

The post This Husky Barks and Howls in an Italian Accent appeared first on Our Funny Little Site.

JC and Victoria also created an Instagram account to share all the adorable pictures of their pets, but also to educate people about the responsibilities that come with owning a dog, especially three big dogs like Siberian Huskies.

“Tidus is the sweetest and mellowest boy we know. At home, he’s super relaxed, and loves his food and cuddles…Yuna has a very regal and stoic personality. She’s incredibly intelligent, and gentle while remaining very firm in her ways… Kimahri is the spark in our pack. Although it’s been 7 years since we rescued her, she has never matured,” the owners described the Huskies in an interview with Hello Bark.

JC and Victoria spend a lot of time in nature because they both love hiking, and these three fur balls are happy to follow them everywhere they go. They’re an endless source of love and they make very loyal companions.

Check out their Instagram page to see the photos from their adventures.

The post This Adorable Husky Squad Will Brighten Up Your Day appeared first on Our Funny Little Site.

Nika and Kira live in Madison, Wisconsin with their owners, Kaitlin and her husband Jonathan, and they have a very popular Instagram profile with nearly 200,000 followers.

“Nika is such a loving and caring dog. She’s pretty laid back except when it comes to her squeaky toys as she’ll hoard those in her bed,” Kaitlin told Boots and Arrow. “Kira is VERY energetic and needy. She does laps around Nika and picks on her like any little sister-from-another-mister would do.”

Make sure to follow them if you want to see more.

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Anuko’s owner Jasmine explained why he looks angry most of the time. “He has a dark black mask around his face that makes him look that way. It runs in his family,” she said. “He’s mostly chilled out, very quiet. He’s not overbearing so doesn’t like cuddles that much, but if you leave the room he will follow. He’s like my little shadow and he intervenes when he sees necessary – something that’s benefited me a lot regarding my mental health”.

Check out not-so-merry Christmas photos below.

https://www.instagram.com/p/Bck214HhY-z/?taken-by=huskyanuko

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