If you have a furry child, you may never be quite sure how they’ll react to your carefully decorated holiday tableau. Some animals stare in surprise at your party decorations and others, like this little Chihuahua, are so enchanted by the magic of the season that they should just insert themselves into the scene and do their high-quality Godzilla impression all over your merry Christmas village.
Check out this little guy ruining the Christmas cheer. I can’t even get mad at him; he is such a sweet little thing!
Tiny Chihuahua Destroys Christmas Village
The hilarious video was shared by the @Meenest29 TikTok account and they can’t get enough of this little Chihuahua’s damaging little stomps.
One person commented: “I can just imagine tiny humans screaming in horror… but Christmas horror.” Haha, those negative little imaginary humans are seeing their holiday homes destroyed! One person said for sure, “He forgot to look at the ‘No Dogs Allowed’ sign.”
Another one said, “The funny thing is the little pup is looking for a hiding place for his bone.” And he’s even caught the attention of a few different people, one of whom said, “No one is going to find that bone.”
Another said: “What different emphasis could you have for it?
Many of us dog parents know this whole situation: you give your dog a treat or a yummy bone and he buries it in the couch cushions or his bed. Whatever the Pomeranian is given-a bone, or a Goldfish cracker-we know he will hold it for later.
Why Do Puppies Bury Bones?
So, your dog might bury his favorite bones for a number of reasons. This could be an instinctual element, because wild dogs like wolves and foxes can bury excess food to save for later, protecting it from scavengers and keeping it safe during some lean times like winter.
Some pups bury a bone because they need to save it for later. Some dogs see their bones as treasures and bury them to hide them from other animals or humans. Sometimes it’s just plain fun for some pups, rewarding their natural ability to dig and bury.
Regardless of the reason, as long as your dog doesn’t bury the bones and then pick up a muddy bone and drag it back onto your couch, it’s great for your domestic dog to save his treat for later!