Husky Throws Priceless Temper Tantrum When It's Time To Leave Park

Dogs are adorable. They’re furry and cuddly and full of so much love, but they’re not perfect. Dogs are capable of doing things out of their character just like humans. The first, and perhaps most important, the result is that overall pet owners tend to laugh more frequently than individuals who are not living with companion animals. And why is that you ask? Because they always find themselves in a funny situation or they make something that makes us laugh! So what is it that dogs are doing which makes us laugh? Here is one hilarious video of a dog who runs as fast as lightning! It made us laugh so much we hope it will make you laugh too!Show more

Faithful, kind, affectionate, loyal - all these complementary characteristics apply to dogs that know their owners, like no other. Imagine what kind of secrets your beloved furry amigo could tell about you, if only it could talk.

Scientists have conducted comprehensive research and have determined that when a person looks at a pet dog, the hormone oxytocin is produced in his or her body. Apparently, that's why dogs love to look at their master with their gentle eyes, when they want to get something. By the way, the same hormone in the body is produced when a person looks at a small child. This oxytocin is the sole culprit why dogs “understand” us so profoundly. Many dog owners can confirm that whenever they are sad, worried or anxious their dog starts to behave differently, as if they can read our thoughts and feelings.

Huskies are well-known for their epic temper tantrums, which can occur for different kinds of reasons – sometimes they are not satisfied with the food, or maybe somebody stole their favorite spot on the couch. Or, like in this video, their owner tells them it's time to go home. But they are in the park. They're having the time of their lives. Why should they leave the park?

These are probably the thoughts that are coursing through this angry Husky's mind. He most definitely doesn't want to leave the park, that special place where he can run freely and bark and bond with his other pooch friends. And we understand that completely. So it's not surprising to see him throwing a temper tantrum when it's time to go home.

We've all done this exact same thing when we were kids and our parents made us go home...away from the fun and the other kids.

This funny video even offers a translation of the barking, just in case the temper tantrum wasn't clear enough. To sum this up: this precious pooch most definitely doesn't want to go home. So don't make him! He said no!

Credit to 'Storyful/Josh Gottsegen'.