‘Show me your bad dog.’ TikTok trend has pet owners capturing hilarious mischief
Pet owners are showing their “bad dog” on TikTok, and the videos are priceless.
TiKToker @Dept_of_redundancy_dept asked followers to stitch the video showing their “bad dog” following a video that has garnered over 6.5 million views as of June 13.
@Dept_of_redundancy_dept said he didn’t want to see “good boys and good girls sitting for a cookie” but instead the “dog that bit your ankle.”
And TikTokers didn’t disappoint.
One TiKTok user named @Bigfatstupidrat showed “freaking Kevin” scale a cabinet in their kitchen to get to a bowl of food, the video that’s racked up over 16.8 million views as of June 13 showed.
Commenters rushed to let the poster know what they thought about the bull terrier’s “toe grip.”
“Him gripping the counter with no thumbs is insane,” one said.
“That’s honestly scary, imagine walking in on that,” another wrote.
User @Leidengualdron said she’s “never leaving the dishwater open again,” after capturing a video of her dog holding a knife in its mouth, the June 11 video showed.
Commentors came to the pup’s defense with one person saying, “He is a good boy, he’s just defending himself.”
“He has HAD IT,” another wrote on the video that’s garnered over 1.9 million views as of June 13.
“He’s innocent,” one person said.
Another user known as @Bayhaypartyof6 shared her golden retriever shredding their trampoline, according to the TikTok that’s garnered over 926,000 views as of June 13.
The dog can be seen ripping up the bottom of the trampoline before stopping to stare at the camera.
Commenters tried to comfort the poster by saying what their “bad dog” had done.
“We’re selling our house in 3 weeks and my dog decided the door to the garage really needed a dog door,” one wrote.
“If it makes you feel better, I had a dog that peeled back the siding of my mobile home like a sardine can…,” another said.
“My dog once chewed on my dad’s 550$ hearing aid,” one said.
This story was originally published June 13, 2024 at 10:37 AM with the headline "‘Show me your bad dog.’ TikTok trend has pet owners capturing hilarious mischief."