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If there is one thing that the internet loves, it is dogs. Videos of puppies and older doggos take up a large demographic of the internet's most popular video app, TikTok.
This video caught users' attention because of a white Alaskan malamute who sees his owner, and in his sweet little pup voice, appears to ask her where she is going.
@cheekclapper24_7_365 I was just trying to see if my outfit was cute @carlainquarantine 😭❤️ #SHEINcares #VirginMediaSpeedMC #fypシ #malamutes #malamutesoftiktok
The inflection of the low-pitched not-quite-bark not-quite-whine is such that it actually sounds like the dog is asking its owner a question.
And plenty of users on the app had interpretations on what the pupper had to say.
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Alaskan Malamutes are very "vocal" dogs, a trait they share with Huskies: another Alaskan/Siberian area breed.
Huskies will "talk" to their owners extensively, which they favor over barking or any other vocalizations.
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The video currently has over 9 million views, obviously because talking dogs are the best, and over 2.4 million likes.
The pupper, whose name is Hugo, is a frequent star of the channel and often gives the woman, his owner, feedback on her outfits with his little vocalizations.
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More Hugo content, please!
We always need talking dogs to brighten up our days.