Hilarious Dog Can’t Help But Imitate His Owner As He Learns To Howl!

In an adorable video, a dog owner wanted to teach his eight-month-old puppy the art of howling. The pup wanted to play but soon realized if playtime was going to involve his owner, he was going to have to learn to sing.

I remember having a young pup like this, but it already knew how to howl when I first got him, and boy did it howl, all day and night. Watching this little dog made my heart melt, and actually made me want to go out and get one for my girls. Then I remembered I would be the one who would end up taking care of the dog, so I decided against it.

From Rumble:

With some encouragement and even a brief demonstration, Moose managed to master the difficult task of howling, in an incredibly adorable manner.

This is the cutest way of teaching your baby puppy how to howl. We must admit that this owner went out of his way and came up with a great idea for how to teach his little Beagle puppy to howl by simply showing him! Michael is the big mama bear in this story! Adorable!

Michael starts to repeatedly howl like a dog until the puppy finally starts catching up! It is amazing how puppies copy the behavior of their humans and want to show off and become the favorite pet in their owner’s eyes!”

Check out the adorable video below:

You could tell how much fun this puppy was having as he tried to imitate his owner’s howl. This adorable puppy kept trying to howl, and he finally figured it out!

This has every bit of awesomeness and cuteness wrapped up in one video. Have you had to teach your dog how to howl before? How did it go? Was it this easy? Beagles are known for their loud barking and howling, so I hope this owner knows what he has gotten himself into.

This video is a great way to start off the work week and hopefully, you will bookmark it for later in the week when you need a fun distraction!

If you enjoyed this video, check out this adorable video of other puppies learning to howl:

Have you ever taught your dog how to howl? Share your experiences with your own dogs in the comments section below!