Although dogs are wonderful and adorable pets, they sometimes become a handful for their humans. In this funny Instagram video, an owner catches her English Mastiffs, Louis and Bizzy, coming out of the woods. She scolds them and even advises the female dog not to follow her brother’s footsteps because he is “naughty.”
While the woman is scolding the two, the fur babies seem to be “totally unfazed.” It looks like they have tried their best to ignore their owner’s yelling. This behavior has left viewers in stitches, who have dropped laughing emojis in the comments.
Dogs don’t seem bothered when owner scolds them for going into the woods
In a cute and hilarious dog video on Instagram, two English Mastiffs, Louis and Bizzy, don’t seem bothered when their owner scolds them. Opening with “totally unfazed” on-screen text, the clip begins with the dog mom recording her pets’ “naughty” behavior.
It shows the woman yelling at Louis, who is caught red-handed coming out of the woods. She scolds and asks him what and why he was in the woods. It seems the dogs are restricted from wandering into that area. “You are getting into all kinds of trouble today,” she complained. Then, she asks Louis if his sister is also in the woods.
“She is not. There’s no way she went there,” the owner says. Then, the woman walks towards the woods and witnesses Bizzy climbing up and coming towards the house. This surprises the owner as she seemingly never expected the good girl to break the rules. Hence, the siblings’ behavior makes the owner upset, and she scolds her dog children.
While the scolding doesn’t stop, the Mastiffs’ response to the yelling cracks viewers. Seeing the pets unfazed in the dog woods video, a user wrote, “No apologies, they would totally do it again. But they are too cute to stay mad at.” Another commented, “That’s naughty!! Omg, I love these two.” Furthermore, the dog woods video has garnered over 4K likes at the time of writing.
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