Dog’s Adorable Reaction To Owner Watching Football

Quick Smiles:

• Maple the vizsla goes viral for her reaction to football cheers.
• Brandon’s enthusiastic support for Ohio State surprises his dog.
• Over 3.6 million viewers charmed by Maple’s sensitive nature.

In a delightful twist of events, a dog’s misunderstanding of her owner’s football fervor has become a viral sensation, leaving many chuckling at her adorable reaction.

Brandon Schmitt, an ardent Ohio State football fan, was caught on camera passionately cheering during a game. However, his two-year-old vizsla, Maple, perceived his exuberance as directed at her.

Kara, Brandon’s wife, captured the moment when Maple, confused and a bit overwhelmed, sought refuge around a corner in their Colorado home.

The video, shared on TikTok under @khaotically_kara, quickly amassed a following, tickling the funny bones of viewers everywhere.

“I started making TikTok videos in 2021 with the goal of making people laugh,” Kara shared.

Maple, described as “a bit sensitive,” is the star of this particular clip.

Brandon, known for his lively game-time enthusiasm, never intended to unsettle Maple. His cheers and claps were purely in support of his team.

Yet, Maple, with her sensitive nature, mistook the noise as being aimed at her, prompting her to hide.

The video humorously captioned with, “My husband is very ‘passionate’ about football and my dog thinks his yelling is targeted at her,” perfectly encapsulates the situation.

The clip later shows a tender moment where Brandon cuddles Maple, assuring her that his excitement was not out of anger.

“In Brandon’s defense, Maple is scared of her own shadow, people wearing large hats, and once, an innocent traffic cone,” Kara explained.

Despite her skittish tendencies, Maple is showered with love and care.

“Some would say that she is quite spoiled,” Kara added, reinforcing the affectionate environment Maple enjoys.

Kara expressed her gratitude to viewers, saying, “I appreciate everyone who has interacted with the video and followed for more silly content.”

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