You know, it seems like the dog was really hungry. Just look at that serious face on the pup! The Golden Retriever was quite grumpy when mom forgot to put her food in the bowl at exactly 7 am. The video of the dog’s frown has been making everyone laugh online.
It’s now crystal clear that breakfast has to be served at 7…right on the dot. The Golden made it very clear in the video that their mom shared. It’s alright, Mom. Just make sure not to forget again.
It looks like someone wants to have a word with the manager. The Golden Retriever was visibly upset at the top of the stairs in the video. Hey there? Breakfast should be served promptly at 7. Who’s in charge here?
In a related note: A Golden Retriever placing an order at a food truck definitely deserves an award.
“When it’s 7:02 and mom usually feeds you at 7:00,” the Golden’s mom jokingly captioned the video.
“Unforgivable,” she teased.
People in the comments were having a good laugh. “I agree…press charges immediately,” joked one person. “More punctual than any alarm clock lol,” teased another. “My Golden-Aussie does the same to me every evening if I’m a minute or even a second past 6:30 pm. Then she won’t eat for a good 10 minutes,” shared another commenter. “It’s amazing how dogs have such precise timing when it comes to food,” added another.
Dogs really thrive on consistency. Most dogs tend to get a bit annoyed when their food is late. But can you blame them? When you’re hungry, you’re hungry! Besides, dogs generally feel more at ease when their daily routines are consistent. It’s one of those little challenges of having a pet that no one tells you about. So, it’s best to wake your dog up at the same time every day and feed them around that time too!
If you’re not keen on sticking to your pup’s strict daily routine, some suggest keeping their meal times a bit flexible. This way, your dog won’t be waiting for you to feed them right on time. You might even get to sleep in!
But in this Golden’s case, it seems like they’re quite attached to their morning routine already!
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