Labrador Steals Show and Cake at Birthday Bash

Quick Smiles:

• A birthday party for Lola, the Golden Retriever, turns comical as a Labrador retriever grabs the whole birthday cake.
• Veterinarian Jennifer Coates advises dog owners on the importance of knowing how much their dog should eat based on their size.
• The hilarious video, which was posted on TikTok, has been viewed nearly 600,000 times, spreading joy and laughter among social media users.

@ourlovinglola

Everyone has that one friend #funnydogs #failvideo

♬ original sound – Lola & Luca /Golden Retrievers

A funny episode that’s brought a smile to countless internet users, a Labrador retriever from sunny California made an audacious move at a dog birthday party. The entertaining incident showed the opportunist dog snatching an entire birthday cake, captured on video which has since sparked much online laughter.

The lively TikTok video was shared by @ourlovinglola, where three golden retrievers, including birthday girl Lola, can be seen taking turns to bite into the celebratory cake. Unexpectedly, the cake-stealing Lab swings in and with one swift bite, the entire cake is gone, leaving his fellow partygoers looking on in amusement. The clever text overlaid onto the clip reads, “Everyone has that one friend at the party who can’t wait for cake.”

Inquiries were made to @ourlovinglola via TikTok comments for further details about this hilarious incident, but verification of the details was not possible.

It’s well known that dogs, especially Labradors, are renowned for their ravenous appetites. Left to their own devices, dogs might choose to eat all day. However, it’s key for dog owners to know the right amount of food their pets should consume daily.

Based on a 2020 article by veterinarian Jennifer Coates, it’s crucial that pet owners adjust their dogs’ food intake based on size. “Smaller and toy breeds need a lot less food than bigger and more athletic dogs,” she explained. Tiny toy breeds that weigh up to 3 pounds require about 139 calories daily, medium dogs up to 30 pounds need around 781 calories, and larger dogs weighing up to 100 pounds should intake around 1,926 calories daily. “Unless stated otherwise, these amounts are the overall recommended calories for your dog within a 24-hour period,” Coates advised.

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