A young golden retriever has become famous on social media after his owner let him run around the house by himself for the first time.
Sully, the 7-month-old puppy was left outside of his crate while his owner was gone. The pet cam showed exactly what happens when a puppy realizes there are no rules.
TikTok user sullythegoldie shared the video on Sunday It shows the lively puppy making himself at home. He doesn’t waste any time jumping onto the couch and then climbing onto the table, since he has the living room all to himself. Once there, the puppy stretches out and settles in like it’s his own personal place to relax.The video says, “Letting our 7-month-old puppy roam free for the first time at home alone.” What comes next is pure puppy trouble that many dog owners will recognize right away.
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The caption reads, “New favorite place to take a nap unlocked.” And judging by the look on Sully’s face as he lies across the table, he seems to have fully accepted his unexpected find.
That age of puppies may not know what behavior is okay yet, which is why training is so important. Pet MD experts say that puppy training should start as soon as you bring the puppy home, which is usually when it is 8 weeks old.
Puppies can learn basic commands like “sit,” “stay,” and “come” at this point. Early training and socialization help kids build a strong foundation for adulthood by teaching them to be confident and act appropriately.
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Positive reinforcement is the best and most scientifically supported way to train. It means rewarding good behavior with treats, toys, praise, or attention instead of punishing or harshly correcting it.
Training sessions should be short, about five minutes, and happen many times a day because puppies don’t pay attention for long periods of time. If you give your puppy the same commands, routines, and expectations every time, they will learn what you want them to do.
Training should also happen in different places so that puppies can get used to new sights, sounds, and situations. You need to be patient because young dogs learn at different rates and will make mistakes as they learn new things.
Setting up regular times for feeding, playing, and resting can also make puppies feel safe and more open to learning.
People on social media have really liked the funny moment. The video has quickly gained popularity since it was posted, getting more than 1.3 million views and over 102,000 likes on TikTok.
BB90 said, “I think you’ll find he was playing the floor is lava.”
“He’s just standing guard; he has big shoes to fill,” said Khaleesi’s Crochet Creations.
Ivory Carver said, “He was just bored, so he decided to sit up high and watch over the place. But in general, he’s a good boy!”
Newsweek got in touch with sullythegoldie through TikTok comments to get their thoughts. We couldn’t confirm the details of the case.
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