Adorable Cavapoo Is the Cutest Jealous Attention Hog To His Human Sibling

Ralphie the Cavapoo is really cute on his own, but watching him be an attention hog to take the spotlight off his human sibling is hilarious.

On September 7, 2024, TikTok user Ralphie The Cavapoo & His Sis (@ralphieandatinytot) shared a hilarious video of a jealous Cavapoo who wants the spotlight all for himself. Take a look!

Ralphie is an adorable Cavapoo who is struggling with having to share the love of his parents.

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"My dog every time I try to talk to our human baby," the text on the video reads. The clip starts with a baby on the screen, and she's the cutest little thing ever.

And right next to her is Ralphie. At first, it looks like he's going in for a cuddle, but he has something else in mind.

He made sure he'd be the show's star, and he threw his head into the camera.

When the camera is finally on him, Ralphie does the most adorable pose, where we can see a really close look at his adorable face.

"Attention hog," the caption of the video reads. And inside the comment section, there were lots of people who had things to say.

One wrote, "I see this in my near future."

Another shared, "Every time i sit on the floor to help baby with tummy time, he shoves a toy in my face and sits on baby."

Someone else added, "Haha, Cavapoos are so needy and jealous. Mine is, too."

Another joked, "Knew the breed before he popped up."

Interesting Facts About Cavapoos

According to DogTime , Cavapoos are a hybrid breed, and the parents are Cavaliers King Charles Spaniel and a Poodle.

These pups are described as being "affectionate, friendly, and sociable. They often get along well with children, other pets, and strangers."

According to DogTime , Cavapoos are a hybrid breed whose parents are a Cavaliers King Charles Spaniel and a Poodle.

These pups are described as being "affectionate, friendly, and sociable. They often get along well with children, other pets, and strangers."

Cavapoos are still there. At this time, we don't see any noticeable symptoms associated with IV meds, so it's good she was able to go without them. They're great with kids, and DogTime shares that this breed is a "good choice for families with young children."

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