Cute doggo learns how to say ‘mama’ before toddler. Internet hearts viral video
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The video, shared on Twitter by Good News Correspondent, shows a toddler and a doggo sitting together.
They are not only cute and cuddly, but they are smart and intelligent too! Yes, we are talking about our pawsome furbuddies who can make any mundane day bright by just wagging their tails. Now, a delightful video of a toddler and doggo has gone viral for all the right reasons and may make you smile too. Mom & dad are trying to get their baby to say "mama" & "more". Instead, they burst out laughing when their dog says it first. That's one smart puppy!pic.twitter.com/PZ3ZJ7Oj44 The dog said it first! Why no reward?? I especially love the kid reacting to the dog as if to shut him up. "No, it's MY turn to shine". Timeline cleanser https://t.co/Od68jbpHUO Australian Shepherds are amazing.Every kid deserves to grow-up with a good dog https://t.co/L3jduH0UXP We don’t deserve dogs https://t.co/WPwcMXssu9
The video, shared on Twitter by Good News Correspondent, shows a toddler and a doggo sitting together. As the video goes on, the parents prompt the little baby to say the word 'mama'. They even try to make the child say the word by offering him a piece of food. But, before the kid could answer, the doggo steals the limelight by almost saying mama!
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