Millions Relate to Adorable Chow Chow Refusing to Walk [Video]

• When a viral TikTok showed an adorable Chow Chow who refused to continue walking, millions said they could relate.
• In the clip, the fluffy dog can be seen laying flat on the ground in Central Park, while the dog walker tried to get it to move.
• Viewers related it to all the times they were forced to go to work or interact with others.

A viral video has made millions of people relate to this adorable Chow Chow.

In the video, the Chow Chow can be seen maintaining his floor stance during a supposed walk at in New York’s Central Park.

It’s like he’s asking, “Do I really have to? I don’t wanna!”

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TikTok user coffeebeanzzzzzzz shared the video of the relatable dog on Tuesday. It has since been viewed over 7 million times and given over 800,000 likes.

Most of the commenters wrote the various ways they can relate to the unmoving pup.

Some said that they were reminded of all the times they were forced to interact with sudden house guests or people outside the house. A few said that it was like being forced to leave a store and finish shopping, while lots of people related it to having to go to work on Mondays.

In the clip, passersby and onlookers can be seen looking on with amusement, and the dog walker may have been a bit embarrassed. He tried his best to get the fluffy dog to move, but the pup just wouldn’t budge.

Not to worry, the dog wasn’t hurt, and the dog walker knew that a dog shouldn’t be dragged along the sidewalk. He simply pulled lightly on the leash and only for a few seconds.

The pup is also wearing a harness, which is a lot safer than just a leash attached to a collar. Perhaps this could inspire other pet parents to switch to a harness for walks.

Daily Paws also offers a refresher on dog-walking tips if your pup has lazy bouts like this — such as giving treats as a reward to continue walking.

Source: Daily Paws