In a hilarious video posted online, a Golden Retriever named Duke was seen displaying his morning ‘tude when his mom woke him up at 6 am. Duke clearly did not appreciate being woken up so early and gave his mom some serious shade, much to the amusement of viewers. Despite his mom’s attempt to convince him to go back to bed, Duke continued to give her the silent treatment, earning him the title of the “most dramatic” Golden Retriever according to his mom.
The video of Duke’s temper tantrum quickly went viral, with internet users joining in on the joke and agreeing that Duke had every right to be mad. Comments from viewers ranged from teasing the dog for being upset about the lights being on to empathizing with his desire to sleep in. However, it was clear that Duke’s mom had learned her lesson and would likely not be waking her dog up early again anytime soon.
For dog owners looking to understand when their furry companions might be feeling angry, there are certain signs to watch out for. Changes in body language, such as excessive yawning, lip licking, or avoiding eye contact, can indicate stress or anxiety rather than anger. Vocalizations, like growling, can also be a signal that a dog wants space and should be given some distance. Ignoring their owner could also be a sign of not feeling well or being tired, rather than actual anger.
It is important for dog owners to remember that dogs have a different emotional range than humans and that what may seem like anger could actually be a sign of pain or discomfort. Extreme changes in behavior should be monitored closely and discussed with a vet if necessary. By paying attention to these signs and seeking professional advice when needed, dog owners can ensure the well-being and happiness of their furry friends.
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