Sassy Dachshund Stomps Foot And Makes An Eye Twitch Like A Toddler Because She’s Hungry [Video]

• A video of a dog stomping its feet because it is hungry is doing the rounds of the internet and making viewers LOL.
• The video has already gained 137,200 likes and 940,200 views.
• And the comments section is filled with those who saw the sassy attitude and how the dog stomped its foot again after being asked if she just did.

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The internet is in stitches as one TikTok video posted by user @nellyandnancy_sausagesis shows sausage dog Nelly stomping her feet on the sofa. The caption reads: “As if my dog stomped her foot like a stroppy toddler because she’s hungry.”

Nelly even gave her owner an “eye twitch”!

@nellyandnancy_sausagesis Stroppy toddler! #dachshund #dachshundsoftiktok #dachshundpuppy #dachshundaddict #sausagedog #sausagedogcentral #miniaturedachshund ♬ original sound – Nelly & Nancy

And owners revealed in the comments that it is not just this one time that Nelly did this but every meal time at 4pm.

The sassy behavior has now been viewed 940,200 and 137,200 have liked it. The comments section is also all abuzz at the toddler-like behavior.

Terriecarr90 wrote: “I’ve watched this so many times and can’t stop laughing the attitude” and Milliethemischiefmaker agreed: “Dogs are so sassy!” Annahern92 said: “Did you not see me the first time ma’am?” which Tyles Grant : “she said ‘I did and I’ll do it again. WATCH ME!”

Sausage dog owners chimed in like Paige Hobson, who said: “My dachshund does this too, they have such an attitude problem.” And Iknowdatswhyisaidit added: “Only a sausage would do this! love it they’re so bossy.”

@nellyandnancy_sausagesis Can really see the love here 🥹❤️ #dachshundsoftiktok #dachshundpuppy #dachshund #sausagedog #weinerdog #love #dachshundaddict #sausagedogcentral #miniaturedachshund #minidachshund #dogsofttiktok #petsoftiktok ♬ original sound – Nelly & Nancy

Could Nelly be exhibiting a spoiled dog’s behavior?  According to Hill’s Pets, spoiling them with food can affect their health and can lead to obesity.

“Treats should only account for 10 percent of your dog’s total daily caloric intake,” Hill’s Pets advised. “You should also avoid feeding them any human food without your veterinarian’s recommendation.”

Try different ways of giving them treats like as a reward after a long walk or for good behavior.

Better learn to ask nicely, Nelly.  But thanks for the laughs.

Source: Newsweek