Puppy Is Caught Chewing Something She Shouldn’t, Then Big Dog Says One Thing

A Rottweiler puppy testing the limits of what counts as a chew toy got an immediate lesson from her much bigger companion, Dyce, after she decided the edge of a table looked particularly tempting. The funny moment shows the tiny puppy with her mouth pressed against the corner of the table, seemingly ready to give it a good chew.

Big dog gives puppy one gentle warning and instantly stops her from chewing

Dyce, a much larger Rottweiler, notices what she is doing and needs only one small vocal warning to get his message across. The text over the video sums up their dynamic: “He only has to roo and she listens.” At first, the puppy looks completely focused on the table. Her chin rests against the edge, and those unmistakable puppy eyes look upward. Then Dyce steps in.

Instead of physically moving the puppy away or making a big fuss, the adult Rottweiler gives her a gentle “roo.” The little one appears to understand immediately. She backs away from the table and stands on the floor, looking toward Dyce as if she knows her chewing session has officially ended. Dyce already has a sizable audience online. His verified Instagram account, @dycederottweiler, had 1,830 posts, 698,000 followers, and 269 accounts following at the time. The bio describes the account as home to “Dyce & Donna the fluffy Rotties,” identifying the dogs as Rottweilers.

The interaction quickly won people over, with several viewers joking that the puppy’s interest looked very familiar for a Rottweiler. One user wrote, “That’s a rottie thing…..chewing tables lol.” Another called her “The cutest ragebaiter I’ve ever seen.” One viewer commented, “Hahhaha Big brother is the supervisor sometimes. Soo sweet.” Another wrote, “Such a cute babyyy.” One person pointed out how useful it must be to have Dyce helping with the puppy, writing, “Very impressive… Half the work is done for humans having Dyce as a bro.”

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