Labrador Rain Party Goes Viral: Buster vs. Storm!

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• Buster the Labrador enjoys a solo rain party in the pool.
• Scooby prefers a cozy nap indoors during the storm.
• The video has captivated over 1.2 million viewers on TikTok.

A dog owner recently shared a delightful video on TikTok, showcasing the contrasting reactions of her two Labrador retrievers to a rainy day.

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The video, posted under the username @bustersworld4, has quickly gone viral.

In the video, Buster, one of the Labs, is seen having an absolute blast in the pool while rain pours down on him.

“Everyone handles rain differently. Buster our disobedient pup… Has a rain party,” reads the text overlay on the clip.

As the rain intensifies, the owner attempts to call Buster back inside.

“Buster, it’s going to get pretty bad out there. Are you going to come in? It’s raining pretty bad,” she says, but Buster remains unfazed and continues his splashing fun.

In stark contrast, the second half of the video features Scooby, the other Lab, who opts for a more relaxed approach.

Scooby is seen lying comfortably on the living room carpet, seemingly oblivious to the heavy rain outside.

“Scooby, what are you doing, baby? Are you sleeping? You enjoying the rain?” the owner asks, as Scooby continues to enjoy his nap.

The caption humorously poses a question to viewers: “Scooby would rather catch up on his sleep. Are you Buster or Scooby? Would you rather dance in the rain or sleep?”

Meanwhile, Buster keeps enjoying his solo rain party in the pool, ignoring his owner’s calls.

“He will come in eventually or get blown away whichever comes first,” the caption jokes.

Labrador retrievers are known for their love of water, but not all dogs share this enthusiasm, even within the same breed.

According to dog wellness experts, a dog’s aversion to water might stem from limited exposure or personality traits.

“Some dogs are more anxious, period, and others aren’t inclined to take risks like diving into a suspicious new substance,” experts explain.

To help a water-averse dog, it’s important to take it slow and use positive reinforcement.

The video has garnered over 1.2 million views and 137,700 likes on TikTok.

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