Golden Retriever's Effort to Teach Puppy Sister to Howl Is Full of Sweetness

A Golden Retriever is taking her role as big sister very seriously, and watching her try to teach her puppy sister how to howl is really cute.

On August 28, 2024, TikTok user Pacha and Bucket the Goldens (@goldengirlpacha) shared a video of Pacha teaching her younger sister Bucket some of her favorite things. Take a look!

In the clip, we meet Pacha , a Golden Retriever who takes her job as a big sister very seriously when it comes to her baby sister, Bucket.

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"When we brought our second puppy home, we wondered if Pacha would teach her all the things she loves to do," the text on the screen reads. In the clip, we can see baby Bucket and big sister Pacha, who are standing close by as the two enjoy some time outside on the grass.

"A responsibility she takes very seriously is protecting her neighborhood," the video explains as Pacha howls up to the sky. "She's always the first one to help and has undoubtedly saved many lives."

The video explains that the dog parents were "really hoping" that Pacha would "teach her little sister to howl," but it wasn't as simple as they hoped.

"Bucket would just get anxious and confused, and it didn't seem like she was going to pick up on it," the video explained. But things changed.

"Today, while Pacha was busy protecting her town, her sister finally understood that she needed her help," the video explained. Pacha howled, and Bucket came to sit next to her. "She remembered what Pacha has taught her over the past three months."

And finally, all that hard work paid off and Bucket "finally awoo'd for the very first time."

Bucket is "still learning how to howl, but she does know she's helping her big sis," which is absolutely adorable.

The video's caption reads, "Pacha teaching her little sis how to save the world. " In the comments, people shared their feelings about watching the two siblings interact.

One wrote, "The way Pacha turned around and watched."

Another shared, "Awww, her little howl."

Someone else added, "The look of surprise when the baby started howling."

One explained, "Yay, Bucket! You got it, girl."

Another wrote, "The way she looked back, precious."

Someone else joked, "That was truely one of the most wholesome vids I have seen in a very long time!! Thank you so so much for sharing your furbabies!"

Benefits of Having Two Dogs

According to Hill's Pet Nutrition , there are some big benefits of having two dogs .

"There are going to be times when you can't be at home with your dog," the experts explain. "One benefit of having two dogs is that they'll keep each other company."

They explain that having two dogs that get along will ensure the pups don't have to deal with boredom, and they can keep each other happy and buys.

This means "the dogs will have less time for destructive behaviors, such as chewing things they aren't supposed to. They'll play together, burn energy, and be less dependent on you for exercise and diversion," Hill's Pet Nutrition explains.

"They'll also become better socialized with other dogs, so if you have friends with pets that enjoy play dates, invite them all over for your next cookout."